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The Build – Part 9 Step 9 consists of building the turnbuckles. Pretty simple and straightforward, but do yourself a favor and READ the page before building. I saw 4 sets of turnbuckles and spent …

The Build – Part 8 In Step 8 we attach the gearbox to the chassis. There is only one place the gearbox can mount but, depending on the configuration with which you built it (RM3, …

The Build – Part 7 In this step we will be assembling the gearbox. The DEST210R allows you to build the gearbox in one of 4 configurations; Rear Motor 3-Gear (RM3), Rear Motor 4-Gear (RM4), …

The Build – Part 6 Part 6 deals with building the DEST210R’s ball differential. While I could have incorporated this with the gearbox build, I just figured it would be easier to keep things short …

The Build – Part 5 The rear suspension of the DEST210R is as simple to assemble as the front. Build Notes: You will need to use black grease to build the rear drive axles. Have …

The DEX210 Race Ready RTR from Team Durango is an out-of-the box racing buggy. World Champions Team Durango are Serious About Racing and now, after months of development and testing, we are proud to bring …

The Build – Part 4 On to the front suspension. This part of the build includes the front suspension arms, steering knuckles and caster blocks. Pretty simple, straightforward steps. Build Notes: The suspension arms are …

The Build – Part 3 The step involves building the front shock tower and attaching it to the front bulkhead. We’ll attach that final assembly to the chassis. Pretty simple 6-step process. Build Notes: None. …

The Build – Part 2 The next setp involves installing the steering servo into the truck. I can definitely say this is the most involved steering servo install I’ve ever done, but it is quite …

The Build – Part 1 The steering is the first thing we need to build on the FT SC10 4×4. Because it is buried DEEP in the chassis, you will need to have your servo …