Anyone into R/C?

And replace bearings, shock seals/shafts and hinge pins every 60 days.

 

Stacy just showed the TF2 from rc4wd on gearz. Sick!!

 

got my stadium truck today! should have it built by the weekend

will post pics when i do.

 

It's been forever since I raced stadium trucks but that name doesn't ring a bell. Let us know how you like it!

Fink

 

Team C isnt too big in the US but its growing fast. They have tons of great drivers and even better cars. Getting wins all across the country.

I have 2 other Team C cars and they are top notch.

So far I love this truck. Build has been going super smooth and the hop ups it comes with makes this kit worth every penny. I personally love all of their stuff.

Here are some build pictures.

 

Will be building the shocks shortly

 

Finished the build.

 

Do you sleep?

 

Looking good though

 

Team C is formally Team TQ Racing

 

i work nights lol

thanks haha

 

Looks good, but what's the reason for the drive hexs on the front axles, are the axles supported in the knuckle with bearings?

 

correct

 

So, now you've got extra rotating mass, and more sprung weight?

 

From the way you up it, seems like more stuff to break

 

They're just wheel hexes. Very common accross all brands. The new Durango stadium truck has 15mm hexes. Pretty sure Associated is the only company that still uses pins but I could be wrong though.

I don't think its a big deal at all.

 

AE is slowly switching to hexes

 

I know what they are.
My main point was, why have a drive hex on a non-driven wheel. The only advantage I can think of would be the wheels themselves interchangeable from front to rear, thus cutting cost in manufacturing.

 

This is why most companies are switching to hexes all around on 2wd Chassises