Ok, after finding a very helpful and knowledgeable dude on FB I found all the info and parts I needed. Here is the part list and instructions I made.
Bearing: 3/16” x 3/8” x 1/8” metal, un-flanged. You will need 8 unless you have bearings on your front wheels, then you’ll only need 4 bearings providing they are the size mentioned. You can get them at AvidRC for a $1 each plus shipping. Their part number is R166ZZ
Dog-bones: Team Associated Part #7361, These are still available on associatedelectrics, but I found a set used for much cheaper on facebook.
Rear Stub Axles: Team Associated Part #9670. I found these are the best price on eBay.
Front Steering Blocks: Team Associated Part #9880. I found these are the best price on eBay.
Front Caster Blocks: Team Associated Part #7919. I found these are the best price on eBay. (Important note: this is super easy, please don’t let it deter you. You will need to drill out the holes on the parts that will connect with your existing arms. The pins on your stock RC10 are larger. In order for these to connect to your arms you simply have to drill out the a-arm hole on each of the new blocks. Double-check your existing pin size but they should be 1/8”. Carefully run a 1/8” drill bit through the a-arm connecting holes on each new Caster Block, do not drill out the steering block holes, only one hole per Caster Block. This only takes a second and is very easy. Let me know if you have any questions about this. Again, you are not drilling any of your existing parts, only one hole on each of the new Caster Blocks
Outer Hinge Pin Set: Team Associated Part #9622. I found these are the best price on eBay. These pins are the pins you will need to connect the new Front Caster Blocks to the new Front Steering Blocks. You will only need two of the six pins that come in the set. These pins are not like the pins on the RC10 that use e-clips to hold them in place. They require a small screw. I bought a big bag of these for $5 on Amazon. I will include a link to them but if for some reason you don’t want to buy the pack I can send you a set for $1, within the US only, please. I will include a link with the instructions for the front assembly for the Front Caster Blocks, Front Steering Blocks, Front Axles. You will see the placement of the screws I mentioned in the instructions.
Front Axles: Team Associated Part #7854. I found these are the best price on eBay.
Wheel Hex Adapters: Team Associated Part #9883.
Lug-nuts: Team Associated Part #6943. You will need new lug-nuts for the new axles. The lug-nuts are 8-32 if you want to get them outside of AE.
I bought the fallowing wheels and tires on eBay to test out as they were cheap for a set. They are taller than the 2.2” wheels at 82mm without the tires and 107mm with tires. Some of you are asking if anything rubs on the tires and wheels and I all I can tell you is there is lots of room with these wheels. However, I don’t know how most SC wheels are made these days as I don’t have an SC RC. I can tell you these wheels have a larger opening on the inside than they do on the outside. This gives them a lot more room than is needed. You might want to check in with someone that runs SC trucks.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/US-4ps-RC-1-10-Short-Course-Truck-Tires-Wheel-12mm-Hex-For-TRAXXAS-SLASH-Car/192839624616?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649
These are the 18-8 x 1/8” screws you will need for to hold the new pins in place.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00918NQRQ/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
I want to explain the rear axles a little more. It was first suggested that I get Team Associated Part #7378. The problem with these are they are hard to find and they are expensive when you do find them. I was told that the 9670 work as well but are a little longer. If you use the the 2 hex adapters that protrude on the back axles this fixes that problem. I opted to use them on the front like intended and picked up two black nylon washers from Ace that I placed between the wheel and the lug-nuts on the rear.
Here is a link to the frontend steering assembly instructions, please see page 4-5.
https://img2.associatedelectrics.com/pdf/cars_and_trucks/SC10.2/Factory_Team/manual_SC10.2FT.pdf
Let me know if you have any question. Good luck!
Currently restoring an RC10T.
