Beam.ng drive - testing a new crawler truck

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Beam
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Beam (2020)
Duration: 7:19
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Not that long ago, the devs added 4-link solid axles to the game, and with that a bunch of prerunner and crawler preset trucks for the D-series. In this video, I'm just fooling around with this preset truck with the 4-link suspension and seeing what it is capable of.



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