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Nluvwithxlr8ing's Axial SCX10 Build + Pro-Line Scale Accessories
- Thread starter Brandon
- Start date
FrankyRizzo
I wanna be Dave
Syd
Quarry Creeper
What kinda of winch is that? An where can I find one?
khj94704
Pebble Pounder
which KO radio do you have? if you've got the ex-10, i know all too well what you mean about the manual. go to the jr site and get the manual for the z1 - same radio, better manual.
http://jrradios.com/Products/Support.aspx?ProdID=JRP374075#manuals
the 3rd channel isn't 3 position if you've got the ex-10 though. i spent a pretty penny on a z1 and spektrum a few months before i really got into crawling and had no need for a fully functional 3rd channel. now i think i need a 4pk or a dx3r. :?
It's the 3racing winch as stated here.
Looks great Brandon."thumbsup""thumbsup"
Most of the pics I've seen made the cage look funny to me.For some reason,it doesn't look so bad on yours.
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FrankyRizzo
I wanna be Dave
Now its time to tackle all the little details.
First up is the hubs.
Added some black and red.
First up is the hubs.
Added some black and red.
Picked up a set of the Pro-Line scale accessories for this build too. The CGR Cage provided plenty of space for them.
Sanded down the ends of the shovel and axe to look used.
I ended up using some axial rod ends with some fuel line pressed into them cut the same length. The shovel handle fit securely inside and this made for a perfect mount "thumbsup"
Sanded down the ends of the shovel and axe to look used.
I ended up using some axial rod ends with some fuel line pressed into them cut the same length. The shovel handle fit securely inside and this made for a perfect mount "thumbsup"
Thanks Rich! I am loving the Bastard Jr build "thumbsup"
I think I might have to get one of these since the wife poo poo'd the Baja 5t(for now). Quick and probably dumb question, but since I haven't messed with any of the Axials so far, does the kit come with axle lockers or do I need to buy that seperate?
Great build BTW!
Tom
Yup the axles actually come with Axial HD lockers, they are included in the kit.
No way! :ror:
Wow that does look good. I already added 30lb test to it... I think I need to try that "thumbsup"
4PK, that extra channel is going to be worth every penny. They can both be set to 3P switches too "thumbsup"
Thanks for posting the info on the winch.
Yeah the cage looks great in person, it grew on me quickly.
Here is what I am running for weight in the front, and the weight of the stock wheel/tire & foam combo if anyone is curious. I might be adding a bit more or finding slightly softer springs to get that last .25" of travel from the suspension. Mostly because I cut the bump stops on the shock shafts in half 8)
Started on the wheel wells up front. Just some black styrene. I will add the rest once I get all the rock lights figured out.
Whats a scaler without lights?? :ror:
I am going to use the light buckets and lenses from an old High Lift light bar. Still havent decided if I want to go with the 5mm or 10mm led. I need to see what resistors I have first.
The lenses are the perfect size for the scout decals. I will leave the black outline from the decal and glue on the light bucket and lens.
The holes in the Pro-Line Western front bumper were perfect for a 5mm led. Added some clear drying CA glue to keep them in place.
I also had the two extra light buckets from the Pro-Line lightbar kit. They will be perfect front rock lights.
I am going to use the light buckets and lenses from an old High Lift light bar. Still havent decided if I want to go with the 5mm or 10mm led. I need to see what resistors I have first.
The lenses are the perfect size for the scout decals. I will leave the black outline from the decal and glue on the light bucket and lens.
The holes in the Pro-Line Western front bumper were perfect for a 5mm led. Added some clear drying CA glue to keep them in place.
I also had the two extra light buckets from the Pro-Line lightbar kit. They will be perfect front rock lights.
FrankyRizzo
I wanna be Dave
The SS line is rated at 40 lbs. If you need some let me know.
dpdsurf
I wanna be Dave
Love the wheel wells and rock lights! Simple yet effective. "thumbsup"
Now this build is shaping up. Damn bolt-on scalers :lol:
The little touches will make your build. Now put it away and work on my junk that's sitting there "thumbsup"
The little touches will make your build. Now put it away and work on my junk that's sitting there "thumbsup"
killjoyken
Quarry Creeper
If it's the "junk" I'm thinking it is, don't listen to him Brandon! The SCX10 is better!
all i have to say is WOW
I am so glad I bought this truck and you were reading my mind to put that body on my pro line stuff is UPS today. Thank you for showing me how to put it all together. the rock light are the best
I am so glad I bought this truck and you were reading my mind to put that body on my pro line stuff is UPS today. Thank you for showing me how to put it all together. the rock light are the best
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FrankyRizzo
I wanna be Dave
Don't let him touch your "junk" Harley.
