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The EXO Terra is Axial’s first attempt at a full blown, semi-race buggy. While being touted as more of a fun vehicle (which it REALLY is!), there will be those that set this sucker out …

The Build – Part 7 Part 7 has you attaching the front and rear assembled clips to your EXO chassis. This is a fairly straightforward step. Build Notes: Have some thread lock handy for the …

The Build – Part 8 Installing the electronics in the EXO does require a little patience. Axial has included plenty of wire tie-downs to make sure none of your wires find their way into the …

The Build – Part 9 The cage of the EXO is probably the coolest part of this build. It’s rigid build helps protect the EXO’s innards from damage and, with the help of the body …

The Build – Part 10 The shocks on the EXO are the same tried-and-true units that come with most of Axial’s crawler line-up. They’re durable and are pretty smooth, so they’re a great addition to …

The Build – Part 12 Here we go, the final step. We are only showing the tires mainly because the body is a pretty simple step and requires painting (which we can’t help you with). …

The Build – Part 11 Installing the engine and fuel tank are pretty easy. We will also be covering the assembly of the clutch to the engine which can be a little more detailed. Your …

The Build – Part 11 The final installment in the EXO Terra build is the body, wheels and tires. This is the step that brings the whole EXO together. Build Notes: At this point of …

The Build – Part 10 The throttle linkage can be a bit tricky on nitro powered vehicles. Once set, however, you should not have to adjust it again. The RC8.2 also features an adjustable brake …

The Build – Part 9 The radio tray is the heart of your RC8.2. This tray is connected to the chassis with 6 screws. Removing these 6 screws will allow you to quickly remove the …