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New axle arrived today. Top force is now complete. On to the next problem.

2005 Top Force. Built from NIB kit. Had to replace the right rear axle as that part had come from the factory not threaded.

Team Associated RC10B3.

Losi XXXT CR.

Frankentruck wrote: ↑Fri Feb 09, 2024 9:12 am
rctenracer wrote: ↑Thu Feb 08, 2024 8:26 am Losi XXXT CR.
Those are really interesting tires, sort of like the Mr. T mohawk of tires. The center looks like a Proline Trencher pattern.

Tires are Pro-Line Trencher T 2.2" All Terrain Truck Tires.

I throw everything at it. Hobby knife with new #11 blade, Body scissors, Dremel with drum sander, Body reamer, Sand paper for edges. It all looks easy on the You Tube 101 classes but I couldn't score a straight line to save my ass let alone wheel wells. I usually cut the bodies out before painting a...

I could be wrong but it looks like in the picture servo or double sided tape was used. I really like your build and attention to detail.

I use a Roll Pin starter punch and finish with a Roll Pin punch. The Roll Pin starter punch is hollow and holds the Roll Pin to just get it started into the axle.

I could be wrong but they look like 1/16 " spacers. Can be used for down stops and also for adjusting the rear hub carrier.

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