My build on my scx10

[mactools02]

http:// Stock tires with no weight not the greatest. My frist scale rig I've ever owned still learning more about it each day I use it.

http:// Mirrored my transmission not sure I can tell the difference yet but still learning my scale rig

http:// As you can see I have a few upgrades, axles/drive shafts aluminum, links front and back, transmission output shafts are metal didn't know that, waterproofed the esc, the light board, the servo both top with marine grease and bottom electronics, marine greased the transmission.

The C's are aluminum still alot to go I'm sure.

http:// My new beadlocks with weights in them, totally worth what I paid for them

Went to table rock in boise idaho twice with airdreams1 was there for 3hrs each time, he broke his scaler the first time we went out output shaft shattered. The second time he broke his and his daughters scaler and broke in the same place on both rigs. But what a fun time would do it again thanks airdreams1 for joining in a newbie crawl experience.

http:// What it looks like so far

http:// Another angle

http:// Yet another angle

Still have more to do but this is it till I can afford more upgrades.

[airdreams1]

Just noticed we need to center your pinion gear on the spur.... Get mine fixed again & go crawling again.

[cotyhamlett]

What driveshaft are those? And how much weight did you put in your beadlocks?

[Purptr8r]

Hot racing telescoping aluminum driveshafts

[mactools02]

Oh okay good to know and can't wait to get out again. Haven't weighed them yet to see how much they weigh just got them to replace the stock wheels, I bought them from another individual.

[airdreams1]

I was going to try to weigh them next time we get to go crawling.... But when I checked them out & we trimmed the foams they had 1/4 oz weights cut in half & put in the center channel of the wheel. So Im thinking 5 oz per wheel & tire (maybe less) Mine are about 8 1/2 oz & these arnt that heavy.