Dean Rockliffe Reviews The Pro-Line PRO-2 Short Course Truck

After returning home from vacation I finally got some time this week to build, paint and do some testing of my new Pro-Line PRO-2 SCT Kit.

The kit came mostly assembled so it didn’t take long at all before I had a rolling chassis. I basically just had to bolt on the ProTrac Suspension arms, bolt in pre-built Performance Transmission, fill the PowerStroke Shocks with oil and mount, bolt on Premounted Blockade Tires, paint, stickers, then add electronics and it’s off to the track for testing.

I arrived at the track mid-morning and conditions where perfect for the Blockade Tires since we had a good soaking rain the night before. I went out and ran a few slow laps just to get used to the new truck.

Once I started running hot laps with the PRO-2 SCT I realized how easy it was to drive.

The ProTrac suspension and PowerStroke shocks kept the truck planted to the track and absorbed the big impacts from rough landings.

The Flo-Tek Body works extremely well and I noticed it most while jumping into the wind it really helped reduced the parachute effect.

I had so much fun driving the Pro-Line PRO-2 SCT I drove it for 5 hours straight with 100’s of hard crashes while trying to test it’s limits and not one breakage.