Tag Archives: 1/10 scale

The Build – Part 2 In Part 2 of the RC10 Classic build, we jump into building an excellent rendition of the original 6-gear transmission. This transmission is simply over-complicated by todays standards and, because …

The Build – Part 7 The final step in the Factory Team T4.2 build is the wheels, tires and body. For this step we’ll be using a full set of Proline’s Hole Shot T’s in …

Yes, it was only a matter of time until TLR announced the release of a 4WD buggy with the 22 designation. The 22-4 (or Twenty Two-Four) is a redesign from the very popular XX-4 and …

Hot on the heels of their EVOlution wheel release, AKA has announced the first in a series of EVO 1/10th scale buggy tires. These tires are molded to fit AKA’s new EVOlution L-bead 1/10th buggy …

In the current state of things, mounting up 1/10th scale buggy and truck tires and wheels can be a major pain. Getting the tire to seat in the wheels groove is simple enough, but getting …

The Build – Part 6 The next step involves installing the electronic gear. As mentioned before in the build Table of Contents, we’ll be using a Team Associated XP DS131 steering servo, LRP Flow brushless …

The Build – Part 5 The shocks are up next, and Team Associated is well known for having some of the best shocks in the industry. The Factory Team T4.2 comes with the A-Team’s 12mm …

The Build – Part 1 We start off the RC10 Classic build with the front suspension. If you’re a long time RC’er (or someone that just happened to have an original RC10 at one time), …

Team Associated has re-released the original RC10, now slated the RC10 Classic. This piece of history includes all the things that made this buggy an industry-changing car; white plastic parts, gold tub, big-spiked tires and …

The Build – Part 4 The rear suspension of the Factory Team T4.2 is extremely adjustable, allowing changes from camber, anti-squat, toe and roll centers. I will be building the kit with the stock setup, …