Installed a steel chassis from the scale shop.
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What did you do to you SCX-10 today?
- Thread starter OH6HEMI
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Been going on for a while: 2.2 RC4WD Mudslingers on SSD steelies; Traxxas ultra shocks with Losi springs; Gear Head lift kit (lowest setting); Knight Customs forward battery relocation; Scalarfab rock sliders
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tjohanne
Rock Crawler
I looked at it. But I can never quite finish it.
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GMRCJeep
Newbie
Installed Traxxis "Big Bore" shocks all the way around with soft Losi springs on the front, medium springs on the rear, along with a set of Phat Axle steel housings front & rear....
She's a crawler now! ;-)
She's a crawler now! ;-)
Squirrelrocket
Newbie
Took it out of the box!! It's my first scaler/ crawler so I'm pretty pumped!
I'm really impressed with the green of the body! Never realized it was metallic paint until I opened it. Can't wait to start some mods!
I'm really impressed with the green of the body! Never realized it was metallic paint until I opened it. Can't wait to start some mods!
caleb.cole
Pebble Pounder
Drove it through a few inches of snow. Winter is finally here!
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[/URL]Installed SSD D60 axle case in the rear. Need some scale bolts for the diff cover, but I like the silver-black contrast (vs supplied black screws). The case is awesome & easy to install.
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TacoCrawler
I wanna be Dave
I installed an integy (AMS) servo mount on my SCX-10
integy # C2395 (silver or black)
Includes 8ea. SS 3mm button head screws.
But I preferred using four wider headed screws to mount the servo.
The two used to mount it atop the axle's posts will need be supplied.
IMHO it's one of the best alloy/standard type servo mounts
that one can obtained and install.
And is a "must have" when utilzing high torque servos.
looks like this... (comes in black also, but was out of stock when I purchased)
Note: the two centered holes on the plate need be counter sunk
and two tapered 3mm machine screws should be utilized
so that the bottom of the servo has no interference atop the plate.
Something integy should have done... but is easy to do.
Ignore the Savox SB-2290SG as it is for my 1:6 scale Wraith/Nylint TJ Jeep.
Huge power @ 7.4v and producing nearly 700 oz/in of torque.
My SCX-10 utilizes a Savox SA-1230SG rated at 6v @ 500 oz/in.
and is more then enough torque for a 1:10 scale crawler.
mounted on my SCX-10...
Tho' I generally don't recommend integy for many things.
This servo mount is one of the exceptions.
What makes it better then others is...
That it utilizes four screws securing the alloy up rights
rather then just two found with most other mfgr's.
This servo mount works very well for both the SCX-10 as well the Wraith.
It is rock solid and allows for no flex or movement.
Here's a picture of the black integy servo mount installed on my 1:6 scale Wraith/Nylint Jeep TJ...
integy # C2395 (silver or black)
Includes 8ea. SS 3mm button head screws.
But I preferred using four wider headed screws to mount the servo.
The two used to mount it atop the axle's posts will need be supplied.
IMHO it's one of the best alloy/standard type servo mounts
that one can obtained and install.
And is a "must have" when utilzing high torque servos.
looks like this... (comes in black also, but was out of stock when I purchased)
Note: the two centered holes on the plate need be counter sunk
and two tapered 3mm machine screws should be utilized
so that the bottom of the servo has no interference atop the plate.
Something integy should have done... but is easy to do.
Ignore the Savox SB-2290SG as it is for my 1:6 scale Wraith/Nylint TJ Jeep.
Huge power @ 7.4v and producing nearly 700 oz/in of torque.
My SCX-10 utilizes a Savox SA-1230SG rated at 6v @ 500 oz/in.
and is more then enough torque for a 1:10 scale crawler.
mounted on my SCX-10...
Tho' I generally don't recommend integy for many things.
This servo mount is one of the exceptions.
What makes it better then others is...
That it utilizes four screws securing the alloy up rights
rather then just two found with most other mfgr's.
This servo mount works very well for both the SCX-10 as well the Wraith.
It is rock solid and allows for no flex or movement.
Here's a picture of the black integy servo mount installed on my 1:6 scale Wraith/Nylint Jeep TJ...
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Installed the SSD D60 axle case in the front. Super tight fit for the VP C-hubs, but worth the effort. Pretty excited with how it turned out. Still need to get some scale hex bolts for the diff cover.
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Dr.Newb
Rock Crawler
Boxing day trip to the hobby shop, i got ScalerFab sliders and a warn winch with wireless remote
rerebuilder
Quarry Creeper
Well Santa's elves brought me a Warn winch. Now I just need to get a controller and a bumper to mount it too.
Dr.Newb
Rock Crawler
Got my Scalerfab pull pal mounted so i cam easily pull it off when i need it
tjohanne
Rock Crawler
Tested my brushless setup and took it for a spin..
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The DC
Quarry Creeper
Got it out of the box for the first time...
I'd gotten "out of" RC a couple years ago,and sold off all of my rigs (mostly SCX10' and RC10T's of various ages) except a pair of SCX10's (Honcho,and a Deadbolt),which I sold back in the Summer to help in the finance of buying another dirt bike (2008 Honda CRF250X),but then a few weeks ago I accidently watched a few RC trailing videos on Youtube,and here we are...me wishing I hadn't sold ALL my gear/rigs and cracking open the box on another SCX10 DB,LOL! :lmao: Nice to be back at it :mrgreen:
I'd gotten "out of" RC a couple years ago,and sold off all of my rigs (mostly SCX10' and RC10T's of various ages) except a pair of SCX10's (Honcho,and a Deadbolt),which I sold back in the Summer to help in the finance of buying another dirt bike (2008 Honda CRF250X),but then a few weeks ago I accidently watched a few RC trailing videos on Youtube,and here we are...me wishing I hadn't sold ALL my gear/rigs and cracking open the box on another SCX10 DB,LOL! :lmao: Nice to be back at it :mrgreen:
Installed the SSD rock shield winch bumper. It's the only one I've seen that has threaded mounting tabs and a solid stop against the frame rails (so it won't slide along the rails when bashed -- vs other bumpers that slid easily for me due to their slot-mounts). It has a decent approach angle, is beautifully made, looks sweet, and was easy to install. I think it could also replace the front frame brace, although I left mine in.
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Got it out of the box for the first time...
I'd gotten "out of" RC a couple years ago,and sold off all of my rigs (mostly SCX10' and RC10T's of various ages) except a pair of SCX10's (Honcho,and a Deadbolt),which I sold back in the Summer to help in the finance of buying another dirt bike (2008 Honda CRF250X),but then a few weeks ago I accidently watched a few RC trailing videos on Youtube,and here we are...me wishing I hadn't sold ALL my gear/rigs and cracking open the box on another SCX10 DB,LOL! :lmao: Nice to be back at it :mrgreen:
Welcome back! You've made a sweet choice with the Deadbolt!
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Dr.Newb
Rock Crawler
Put some scratches in my new Scalerfab sliders
