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While stadium trucks are more nostalgic, I prefer the short course for bashing around. The big body definitely absorbs potential damage to the running gear and the tires/arms do not stick out to get caught on anything. I have a first model SC10 and enjoy ripping around the street/yard. Here are the ...

Fastener Express has a bunch.

https://www.fastener-express.com/aluminum-fasteners-nuts-washers.aspx

You mean like this? (Not my build).

https://www.rc10talk.com/viewtopic.php?f=35&t=39390&hilit=rc10+b44

Just found this, haven't watched it yet.

https://www.associatedelectrics.com/news/announcements/1873-flying-cars-feature-film-to-showcase-team-associated-rc-cars/

This is what I use, its what AE uses in their RTRs. It has decent speed, torque, and metal gears. There are faster servos and some have titanium gears but they cost $100 plus. Whatever route you go I suggest metal gears at a minimum. Search ebay for "Reedy 0712MG", there are sellers partin...

The first blue one is a Peak Racing Nightmare, 27 turn stock motor.

Not sure on the offset, the rims I mounted were not Associated (think they were advertised as fitting Traxxas). Looking at similar items that I purchased on ebay states the offset is 6mm. I can's speak to shocks and oil, I literally just mounted the tires, did not run it.

I just mounted a set of short course rims to my B4.2 (12mm hexes all the way around). The front bolt right on and clear the front arm at full lock in both directions. In the rear you will need the fatter hex from the SC10. The thinner hex on the buggy leaves some shoulder from the axle and the tire ...

I have the older Intercepter body on my B4.1 Worlds Car, but starting with that car, the chassis was lengthened +8mm. You will have to trim a little extra in the front to get it to sit right.

https://www.associatedelectrics.com/teamassociated/cars_and_trucks/

On the left side is a drop down to select discontinued models. Select the appropriate one and the following page will have a tab on the left for manuals. Download whatever you need.

I have a 10T that I converted to hexes. You are spot on using the front axle assembly from the SC10. If you just wanted to use the original rear universals, check with GoMachV on here. He runs Factory Works and I have previously purchased a set of hex adapters for 1/4" axles.

On the left side of Associated's site there is a drop down for discontinued vehicles. You can compare the different versions from there, plus they have all the old manuals, set up sheets, etc. Great resource for rebuilds.

https://www.associatedelectrics.com/teamassociated/cars_and_trucks/

Saw this browsing the Associated Web Special page. $20 seems like a good deal.
https://www.teamassociated.com/parts/details/6301-ASC6301-rc10_chassis_black/

Second JC Racing Products. I have a set in each of the different colors. Direct bolt on, no mods. Now you just have to decide on tires...
https://www.jcracingproducts.co.uk/wheels

Picked up this Tenth Tech Predator. It was listed as a DTM. How would I/could anyone identify the model? I know there were a few different on road models. Also, would anyone happen to have a manual electronically? Thanks.