Because I had the parts. Almost all of them. I recently acquired the D35 axles so I decided to build a little tribute to the old school RCC. I love all the super detailed rigs being built in the past few years but I miss the basic old school rigs. No working door latches, no working brake calipers, no ignition key, etc. Just a built tough rig that wheels hard and doesn't brake. Here is documentation of my attempt at that.
Some old school parts in there. Traxaxs half shafts with hardened steel output yokes, Original Reign K2-3S chassis, Original RC4WD R2 rebuilt with HD gears,, New RC4WD D35 axles, Proline Flat Irons M compound, Tamiya Jeep YJ body...

Greased up the axles. XVDs installed and trusses installed.

Chassis is coming together, and oh, what have we here?
Vintage Tamiya insanely smooth shocks (honestly best shocks ever) I used Traxxas rod ends for more flexibility and strength.


Time to build drive shafts.

Some old school parts in there. Traxaxs half shafts with hardened steel output yokes, Original Reign K2-3S chassis, Original RC4WD R2 rebuilt with HD gears,, New RC4WD D35 axles, Proline Flat Irons M compound, Tamiya Jeep YJ body...

Greased up the axles. XVDs installed and trusses installed.

Chassis is coming together, and oh, what have we here?
Vintage Tamiya insanely smooth shocks (honestly best shocks ever) I used Traxxas rod ends for more flexibility and strength.


Time to build drive shafts.

Last edited: