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Project Orange Crush

rcpilotjr

Pebble Pounder
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Jan 4, 2013
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Location
Fortson
Hey all, back here after quite the hiatus. Couldn't stay out of it any longer so I picked up a project SCX10 from a buddy. I'll let the picture tell you how much of a project this is. LOL Basically, it needs a hardware kit, links, transmission, body, rims, tires, electronics, and a little bit of TLC. I'll be building this as a stock truck to get me back into it. It'll be built with a PL Wrangler 2 door body, RC4WD 5 Lug Wagon Wheels, RC4WD Mickey Thompson Baja Claws, Tekin FXR, and a Tekin 35T motor. It will be driven on a Venom 2S 5000mah and controlled by the Axial AX3.

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Tore down the axles last night for a cleaning and to prepare them for the RCScrewz stainless screw kit and Axial links I ordered. All seemed dirty but good....
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But not all is as it seems....
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The RCScrewz kit was backordered so a KNK hardware kit is on the way and should be here tomorrow. In the meantime I assembled my transmission and lower links. I'm using plastic upper links.

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Finally looks kinda like a vehicle again... LOL Also, major thumbs up to KNK Hardware. The kit had more than enough screws of every kind and the only factory screws I used were set screws for the links, bumpers, sliders, and driveshafts.

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Found some pictures of your yellow Rubi. Clean and simple, I like it. Are you using the hex adapter for the rims or are you using the pin type mount?


Thank you for the kind words. Yes I like to keep it simple. Makes for a more reliable rig. "thumbsup"

I am using the hex adapter for the rims.
 
Finally looks kinda like a vehicle again... LOL Also, major thumbs up to KNK Hardware. The kit had more than enough screws of every kind and the only factory screws I used were set screws for the links, bumpers, sliders, and driveshafts.

Glad you were happy with the screw kit. We are working hard at building the best product at a great price.

Thanks,
Team KNK Hardware
www.teamknkhardware.com
 
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