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The goal has been to produce cells made for the RC Car application and not to just choose existing cells from the industrial production and put them on the market. Everything started from a white …

Scale vehicles have become the hot ticket lately. They not only look like their full-scale counterpart, but also perform like them too. Axial has just released their awesome EXO Terra buggy, a 1/10 scale buggy …

The Build – Part 2 Part 2 of our Axial EXO Terra build revolves around the front gearbox and suspension. Build Notes: Axial uses a combination of fine and coarse pitch screws in the following …

The Build – Part 3 Part 3 revolves around the rear gearbox and suspension. This is a pretty straighforward build. Build Notes: The rear gearbox and suspension is much like the front. The same steps …

The Build – Part 4 In part 4, we assemble the center differential. Depending on the power you plan and running through your EXO, you can change this oil to help balance the front/rear drive …

The Build – Part 5 This short segment revolves around the assembly of the chassis and plastic side plates. We will also be attaching the center bulkhead and center differential. Build Notes: Have some threadlock …

The Build – Part 6 Part 6 has you assembling and attaching the steering system to your Axial EXO Terra. The EXO comes equipped with a stout servo saver to help protect your servo. Build …

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 …