I thin its on Team Associated's Web site. If not Ill get one put together, but I know once you buy all the aluminum upgrades. Steering rack, Motor plate, slipper clutch kit, Big Bore shocks Chassis, Battery plate, Hex adapter kit and hexs, you may as well spend $210.00 on a good used one or $300 on a new one. And those are just the parts I have in my head.
-----Its Only Exciting When in it comes down to a Fraction of a second!!!!
I bought the Pro-Line Pro-Spec Rear Shocks for the sc10.2. Each pair of Pro-Spec Shocks includes 3 different piston options (1.4, 1.6 & 1.8) and a blank piston for drilling to a custom size. They offer upper and lower shock pivot balls are included so you can fit a wider range of vehicles right out of the box. The shocks are better than the stock shocks.
I thin its on Team Associated's Web site. If not Ill get one put together, but I know once you buy all the aluminum upgrades. Steering rack, Motor plate, slipper clutch kit, Big Bore shocks Chassis, Battery plate, Hex adapter kit and hexs, you may as well spend $210.00 on a good used one or $300 on a new one. And those are just the parts I have in my head.
Yeah I agree with K1llerrc, If I were you I would buy a good used one or just but a new one.
here is my SC10.2. Just finished the main build.. Waiting on my RSX and 7.5.. I Replaced the standard screws with a stainless set for a little more durability and eye candy(plus they are easier to find when you drop them ) I also put a chassis protector on as I do for all my cars.. Well worth the $$ And I will be doing some upgrades.. Ive ordered the Lunsford Titanium Turnbuckles, rpm ballcups(a must do as the stock ball cups are weak) and a few other small items.. Plus a new J Concepts Hi Flow body.
Yes, but they dont suit my style of driving and in the 10.2 I dont feel they are needed with the tracks I race. I do however highly recommend then on the higher bite tracks. It is always good to have them in your race box as they may be an absolute necessity.
-----Its Only Exciting When in it comes down to a Fraction of a second!!!!
Yes, but they dont suit my style of driving and in the 10.2 I dont feel they are needed with the tracks I race. I do however highly recommend then on the higher bite tracks. It is always good to have them in your race box as they may be an absolute necessity.
Have you raced those sway bars at a loose dirt track?