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Just the axle, yeah I use them on most of mine... Can't remember if I used the blue spacer or just axle shims, thinking shims for most..

Wonder what the plan was originally to mount shocks on the front arms in dynotechs design? Looks awesome mate,really dig the wheels..

Never had a problem with the front ever backing off, seems weird..I just use the rpm mini nuts or the ae nuts that are very similar,,,

Dogbones or cvd's?

Max the axe, man he smashed his way through.. Not literally of course...

Looks great mate, a bloody nice first 10T for sure..

Crikey mate that is awesome

Congrats city life on the win,and a special mention to JP for a nice ride and close battle to the end.. Special mention to me for the least votes

Shocks are team shocks stupidly painted

Yeah probable team truck that needs ton of work.. Best bet is to go to team associated website and download a manual for it mate :D .. You will definitely want the original steering or buggy steering system on it for sure.... Trans can handle that kv motor easily if built correctly SEE MANUAL for th...

No not usually,especially with the dual slipper pad/plate setup. You may have a bent top shaft,try an see if you can spot it rotating out of round...

Nice spot alien, makes sense to keep the spurs etc the same...

B6 slipper? There metric aren't they? Won't work on the older stuff as far as I know...

The bone is too long before the hub not after so hexes make zero difference.. All you can do is try harder to find the original parts or experiment with rear hubs an T4/SC10 bones..

Because of the weight I would go sensored. That hobbywing setup is similar to ones I have seen guys use but the esc you want is 120A not 80A. Check out the hobbywing page an see the system they recommend for a buggy in KV terms,but I wouldn't waste my money on a system with 80A esc... Batteries you ...