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SCX10 II Cherokee build

mattjd110

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I recently got into scail crawlers and this is going to be my first build. I have been into rc vehicles for years but this is my first crawler. For this build I figured I'd start with simple modifications and work my way up as I go. Currently I plan on upgrading the links and also upgrade to 100mm shocks to get more suspension travel and better flex. I may also eventually change to body to a jeep Comanche hard body but I don't know for sure yet. I have already upgraded the gears in the transmission to all metal gears and I also upgraded the steering servo.

I also am planning on adding a winch with a wireless remote soon but I have a few questions about that.
1. What winches have other people used and what do you all recommend?
2. What remote and receivers work well?

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Re: Axial scx10 II Cherokee build

Here is a current picture. Mostly stock for the exterior the only thing I did is add the D rings to the bupper.
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Re: Axial scx10 II Cherokee build

I am running the rc4wd warn 9.5 winch. It does take a bit of trimming on the front bumper to fit. Overall it fits the scale of the Cherokee pretty good.


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Re: Axial scx10 II Cherokee build

I just got new beadlocks in the mail today, unfortunately I probably won't have time to put them on for a few days because of school. But I can't wait to see how they look!
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Re: Axial scx10 II Cherokee build

I really like that Cherokee. I almost bought one, but went for the K10 Ascender instead, since I'm a Chevy guy at heart.
 
Re: Axial scx10 II Cherokee build

I really like that Cherokee. I almost bought one, but went for the K10 Ascender instead, since I'm a Chevy guy at heart.
I completely understand that and I also love the K10, they are very nice looking. I probably won't keep this body though. I eventually want to get a Jeep Comanche hard body.

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I ended up having time to work on getting the new rims mounted so here she is! I absolutely love the new look!

The next thing I plan on doing is making a cantilever suspension system for it.
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I finally got around to working on the jeep a little more. Tonight I replaced the stock lower links with some that made. I used some 8-32 althread threaded into Traxxas 5347 ball ends with 1/4 inch steel break line for an outer sleeve. They are much more durable than the cheap stock links.
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The other thing I did recently is I finished the mounting brackets for the cantilever system. Hopefully I will have time to finish the rest of the cantilever system later this week.
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So I am officially the slowest ever at building a rig but whatever.

I finally got around to finishing the cantilever system today and I absolutely love it! Now if I ever get around to changing the body on this thing to a truck with a bed I should have no problem mounting it (fingers crossed).
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