Building a Team Associated RC10 B74.1D Team Kit 1/10 4wd RC Buggy - Pt. 14

I'm building a Team Associated RC10 B74.1D Team Kit 1/10 4wd RC Buggy for off road modified class racing. It's a professional grade, full team-level kit that is designed to win straight out of the box. But I'm going farther by using titanium hardware, lighter parts like plastic diff gears, and factory race items like Fox Kashima coated shock bodies.
In this series of videos, you will see the aftermarket parts, electronics, and the entire build in full detail. I will cover my choices for initial suspension setup and testing. I will also show you how the car performs at the track.
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[@madvente]

Great video, as always. An alternative for putting thread lock in that lock nut could be using low profile (shorter) lock nuts.

[@glenncarlson3161]

Nice paint job. My sct410sl is so dominant that I lap the field after 5 laps. I'm racing against all rtr's and I'm trying to convince them to get a kit car. Anyway I'm thinking about making it 2wd by putting 20 million in the center diff and removing the front drive train. It's not fun winning by that margin.
I'm not sure yet, the truck is amazing. The parts you recommend for the fan arrive today and I can't wait to install it, thanks for everything

[@jamesmooney7538]

Hey I am close to finishing up my builds as well..Have you come across of having missing parts in your kit? Enjoying your build bud!!!!! Thanks again for posting

[@MyRCChannel-CJScott]

Yes, I was missing one of the barrels/sleeves/bushings for the steering rack. I covered it in one of the videos. I think that was the only part missing.
I’m glad you’re enjoying the videos. Thanks for watching!
CJ