Oh yeah that paint job turned out great my friend good job on your build I have really enjoyed watching you build it thank you for sharing it with all of us
Thank you so much for this series. I'm about to go through this same build process after I purchased a used and very very abused SCX10.2 that I'm now rebuilding. Thank you thank you thank you
Hehe you ended up with the same problem everyone has with the Injora chassi. The damn front link assembly. I ended up replacing both the lowers and the uppers to get full articulation and a positive castor angle.
@@thestuff6102 I ended up trying lots of different solutions and they wont necessarily work for your axels. But the lowers are Redcat panhard's with some bendt ends and the uppers are from a trx4 again with bendt ends. th-cam.com/users/shortsSgjHH5kyJ1o th-cam.com/video/judvHSsXPxI/w-d-xo.html 45009 RER11352 Panhard Bar (53mm) RedCat - RER11352 49173 Yeah Racing Steering & Suspension Link Set TRX-4 Yeah Racing - TRX4-070 And the ends are just mix of things that either came with this or some other failed attempt at getting this to work :)
The Stuff RC I've got the trans flipped around on a few 10.2 builds and I don't think the rear links touch but then again these chassis do have the links that rise up quite a bit. Nice build by the way!
I was checking yesterday, and with the 540 can, there will be no problem with the rear links, so you were right Thank you for watched the video and your comments, definitely they are pretty helpful for this project and the ones to come 👍
I would drop those front legs all the way down to the last hole therefore rolling the axle out instead of n if you roll it out it's going to give you a little bit of castor they're forgiving you better steering angle
The post at the rear is pretty smart idea. Kudos!
Thank you friend!!
What a great paint job im still a one colour person after 4 years 😂 ❤
Oh yeah that paint job turned out great my friend good job on your build I have really enjoyed watching you build it thank you for sharing it with all of us
Glad you enjoyed it
Thank you so much for this series. I'm about to go through this same build process after I purchased a used and very very abused SCX10.2 that I'm now rebuilding. Thank you thank you thank you
My pleasure friend!!! Thank you very much for watching and enjoy your building project!!
I like the way it turned out. Nice paint job and the scale accessories all look look good.
Thank you friend! I really pleased with the end result 😃 it was really fun building project
thank you for watching!!!! 👍
Nice looking build!!! Glad you worked out the rubbing issues.
Thank you friend! And thank you for watching!!! 👍
Awesome truck. Thanks for sharing. 🏆🏆
Thank you very much for your comment friend!
You have to customize a lot of this stuff and Drilling and tapping and doing all kinds of different work
Agree!! A lot of customization is require, that is was I found it a fun building project
Hehe you ended up with the same problem everyone has with the Injora chassi. The damn front link assembly.
I ended up replacing both the lowers and the uppers to get full articulation and a positive castor angle.
I am thinking to do the same thing, what length did you use?
Thank you for watching friend
@@thestuff6102 I ended up trying lots of different solutions and they wont necessarily work for your axels.
But the lowers are Redcat panhard's with some bendt ends and the uppers are from a trx4 again with bendt ends.
th-cam.com/users/shortsSgjHH5kyJ1o
th-cam.com/video/judvHSsXPxI/w-d-xo.html
45009 RER11352 Panhard Bar (53mm)
RedCat - RER11352
49173 Yeah Racing Steering & Suspension Link Set TRX-4
Yeah Racing - TRX4-070
And the ends are just mix of things that either came with this or some other failed attempt at getting this to work :)
🤔 I think I’ll start the Treal and error process 😵💫
I don't have any trouble with the front links on mine. The suspension on my injora/powerhobby chassis works great.
@@rc-daily it really comes down to axle choise. Some work better then others.
You can also flip the transmission around to sit the motor on the other side and to the rear
True, but then the motor blocks the rear links travel
The Stuff RC I've got the trans flipped around on a few 10.2 builds and I don't think the rear links touch but then again these chassis do have the links that rise up quite a bit. Nice build by the way!
I was checking yesterday, and with the 540 can, there will be no problem with the rear links, so you were right
Thank you for watched the video and your comments, definitely they are pretty helpful for this project and the ones to come 👍
@@thestuff6102 awesome! I'm glad I was able to help you out!!
I would drop those front legs all the way down to the last hole therefore rolling the axle out instead of n if you roll it out it's going to give you a little bit of castor they're forgiving you better steering angle
🤔 Didn’t think on that one, it could work, thank you, I will try it
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Usually got to grind them down no matter what Wheels they're just too thick
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niice!
Thank you friend
Why not just drill out the holes in the wheels? 4:50
That was my 1st option, yet I hada the ssd assassin that fitted, so I just was lazy 😅
What neighborhood is this? I live in Southern duval and always looking for someplace to crawl!😀
So you are pretty close to it, bartram springs, take care friend
Put a Holmes revolver in it
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And cut the tabs off the skid or get a Vader skid.
Great advice friend, I will do it , thank you for watching!!!!
I would have just drilled the holes a little bigger and used some hex extension adapters.
Thank you for your comment friend, that is exactly the way it is running now 😉