
The RC10 4wd
- RC10th
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Re: The RC10 4wd (or how AE stole the Ten4 project)
They stole your design and you ordered one through them 

I was old school - when old school wasn't cool !
- GoMachV
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Re: The RC10 4wd (or how AE stole the Ten4 project)
Well duh! I have to have one to see it up close and see how much fits. Plus I'm committed to making shock towers which should be easy cause they are already the same shape as ours from 2014
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Re: The RC10 4wd (or how AE stole the Ten4 project)
Gear boxes assembled, the diffs need to be shimmed. They are included in a bag with a QR code that brings you to a YouTube video to supplement the instructions.
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Re: The RC10 4wd (or how AE stole the Ten4 project)
this build is taking a while, but im documenting the parts. And by documenting I mean giving them out to anyone and everyone.
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Re: The RC10 4wd (or how AE stole the Ten4 project)
It's interesting that the rear supports are different material than the rear bulkhead. The build looks good!
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"I love the effort, but it sure looks like you took the long way around to a tub again"
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It's time to stand up to the bully. Support the companies that support the industry, not the ones that tear it down. Say no to Traxxas
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Re: The RC10 4wd (or how AE stole the Ten4 project)
Poor design on battery hold downs, well not the design but the fitment with the body. The body bottoms out on the hold down keeping the body from lowering to where it should be which exposes the gold tub from the side.
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Re: The RC10 4wd (or how AE stole the Ten4 project)
What is the function of the brackets coming off of the rear bulkhead and going towards the battery mount?
Thanks limestang
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Re: The RC10 4wd (or how AE stole the Ten4 project)
LOL, those bulkhead mounts....... Waiting for an optional AE version of the factory works chassis braces also. I think that would be the final straw.......
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Re: The RC10 4wd (or how AE stole the Ten4 project)
Nice, I usually don't buy a second of the same kit but I might have to for this one.
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Re: The RC10 4wd (or how AE stole the Ten4 project)
I don't either, but I have some ideas to modify one of them for a more retro look. Will see if it works or not.
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