Team Associated RC 10 B6.4 Build
Автокөліктер мен көлік құралдары
In this 1st build video Mark puts together the awesome Team Associated RC10 B6.4 2wd Buggy ready for some close indoor carpet battles this year
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NEW FEATURES
New 13mm big-bore threaded aluminum shocks and springs with machined shock pistons for improved bump and jump handling
New +3mm length aluminum chassis with 22.5 degree kick-up to complement updated front-end geometry and with new shape to reduce chassis scrub with the track surface
20deg., 22.5deg., and 25deg. molded bulkheads included for a complete range of caster and kickup options
New adjustable height steering bellcrank and rack system for optimized bumpsteer at all ride heights and caster angles
New -1mm kingpin offset steering and caster block set for smoother and more predictable steering through the entire wheel throw
New steel RC10B6.4 ESC mounting tray shifted forward in the chassis and with a wider footprint to fit electronics, resulting in a further forward weight bias
New front ballstud mount, top plate, and front wing mount to account for the kickup angle change
New chassis side rails with 3 optional fan mount locations to choose from depending on chassis length and transmission used
New cab-forward design RC10B6.4 bodyshell offered in standard (kit) and lightweight (optional) thickness
Front and rear anti-roll bars included
4mm carbon fiber front and rear shock towers with molded protective covers
LEGACY FEATURES
Steel servo weight included for low CG and forward weight bias
Front and rear anti-roll bars included
4mm carbon fiber front and rear shock towers with molded protective covers
Aluminum servo mounting system with direct-to-chassis mounts and molded brace with transponder mounting location
Octalock spur gear and 11mm Octalock LCF pads
Wide pivot rear aluminum arm mounts for use with 73mm arms and 69mm CVA bones gives more predictable rear traction and an easy-to-drive rear-end feel. Also compatible with 75mm optional arms using the narrowest insert settings.
Symmetric rear arms with improved geometry and stiffness that can be flipped to allow a "split" for rear shock mounting position. Arms are available in 73mm and 75mm lengths (73mm included)
Rear hub assembly with modular vertical ball stud camber link mounts and axle height adjustments for precise roll center adjustments
Outer rear hinge pins captured with bolt head and locknut for increased durability
Rod end battery brace parts and hardware included in kit
Molded wire clips included for motor and ESC wires
+1 carbon fiber steering arms
Black steel LP serrated wheel nuts
69mm CVA bones for reduced bone plunge and minimized friction at drive pin
Clear body and clear wing included
Front wing mount and front wing included
5mm aluminum clamping wheel hexes
Fluid-filled gear differential
Adjustable differential height to allow drive shaft alignment through all ride height & axle height configurations
Shocks include X-rings for low friction assembly
Aluminum rear ballstud mount with three link positions for maximum adjustability and added strength
Lightweight aluminum one-piece top shaft and gear
Factory Team ball bearing set with 24 precision ball bearings, now oiled instead of greased for a more efficient drivetrain
Get your build tools from www.corally.com
Пікірлер: 65
That buggy looks great! Great paint job as usual too 👍🏻
Paint looks great 👍
great watch and thanks for the heads up about the part in the wrong bag
Awesome build. I really like the paint scheme!
@PopalongRC
Жыл бұрын
Cheers Gains … thanks for watching
Nice to see someone using proper shock pliers rather than just a bit of card and serrated pliers 😉. I'm sure you did it off camera but it's worth pointing out that you need to threadlock the little screws that hold the piston on the end of the shock shaft. I've had 2 come undone so far and it really spoils your race. Keep up the great vids guys.
@PopalongRC
Жыл бұрын
Yes mate, had to go back and do it👍👍
That is a nice looking buggy, and the bodyshell looks pretty good actually ;)
@PopalongRC
Жыл бұрын
Cheers Barry
Looks beautiful
@PopalongRC
Жыл бұрын
Cheer Bud
Cracking vid mate😊
@PopalongRC
Жыл бұрын
Cheers Andrew
Great video.... loads of advice.... epic sound track.... love it chaps.
@PopalongRC
Жыл бұрын
Cheers tiger thanks for watching
Looks great so far.
@PopalongRC
Жыл бұрын
Looking forward to putting in the electrics and racing this car, thanks for watching👍
Great build and very value tips.
@PopalongRC
Жыл бұрын
Cheers bird thanks for watching
Nice build, you will probably want the front brass bulkhead for indoor carpet racing
@PopalongRC
Жыл бұрын
Thanks for the advice
Nice no nonsense build dude. Lovely job :)
@PopalongRC
Жыл бұрын
Nice one👍💪
Awesome video, thx a lot for shortening up my waiting time for my car arriving today! How do I Iook forward to build a car again with those blue anodized stuff! Asso rules forever!
@PopalongRC
11 ай бұрын
Enjoy
Love your work mate 👍 looks amazing
@PopalongRC
Жыл бұрын
Cheers Michael👍
There a cracking piece of kit, i had the 6.1 i think it was. A joy to build. Just wish i kept it longer, love running the vintage cars to much. Great to see you have some old pics. Wish i had some.
@PopalongRC
Жыл бұрын
Cheers buddy it’s nice when you stumble across old pics
That looks like a really nice build.
@PopalongRC
Жыл бұрын
It went together real nice, thanks for watching and commenting 👍
Nice looking kit!
@PopalongRC
Жыл бұрын
Marco, I always enjoy a Team associated build, such nice components👍
I’ve still got a b6.3 in the cupboard upstairs to be built. Got it for my birthday last July and haven’t started it yet 😬 Hopefully this will motivate me to make a start 👍🏻
Very nice build. That is going to be fun
@PopalongRC
Жыл бұрын
Thanks for watching and commenting👍
@bluegroovemodelsports9650
Жыл бұрын
@@PopalongRC no thanks needed , you two put out great content. Thanks for what you guys bring to the hobby
I watched a video you made the other week about how much you made on KZread. The part where you are trying to hide parcels from your wives made me laugh out loud :D. Love this video. Subscribed
@PopalongRC
Жыл бұрын
Cheers Tom Defo need to keep the wives happy
No Beanie? Mark has hair! 😂😂😂 Love the old time pics! Great setup & build. Surprised you didn't install hopups initially. Carpet will scratchup your chassis bottom w/o an adhesive protector. You need a "parts tree short snipper" & wheel balancer as part of your tools kit. & 50k oil fluid. 1x I've seen a dedicated servo centerer. Buying that asap. I am surprised there weren't more TA Blue parts in the kit ala TRF parts/kits. Nice quick build vid. Hope you list specs when you finish up. TA always had nice bellcrank setups. imho they perfected those onroad in the old TC3-5 series & carried it along. Elec install will be interesting. Surprised no Ball/friction diff as well. Usually slightly more efficient + lighter weight/smaller space 👍. I see dirt background in your driving, that or you setup your rears loose on road. In the vids your cars fishtail a bit in corners onroad fyi. watch the vids.....that or you're putting the power down early? You're fast whatever you're doing, but imho losing microseconds in corners. No offense, bench racing advice. Ta.
@PopalongRC
Жыл бұрын
Cheers for the thorough response You make some good points. If we do all the hop ups at once we wont benefit from working through the process and documenting the journey and explaining why we are making the changes… appreciate your advise as we are new to this generation of buggies .
🤘y'all have a badass day🤘🍻🤘
@PopalongRC
Жыл бұрын
Cheers Forrest
I remember them years with my optima mid turbo on mud and grass. O and them escs also. Especially the SCR and SCR 1400 and 1700 cells. That dumped gradually during the 5 mins race. 😕
@PopalongRC
Жыл бұрын
The frustration of leading at 4 mins when the batteries start to go off and you see everyone coming for you only to over take on the last lap …. Been there a few times
@rogergale3297
Жыл бұрын
@@PopalongRC 100% true that
Great video mark awsome buggys I have the 6.2 and it perfect straight out the box but would advise replacing the front bulkhead with one of the metal options as the plastic ones break very easy
@PopalongRC
Жыл бұрын
This seems to be a theme
It was hard watching those shock cartridge X Rings go in dry. Need to get yourself some shock seal lube on them. Really helps with the friction reduction during the stroke. Also noticed a distinct lack of locktight being used. Really hope that was just for the camera, and you went back and redid those properly. Otherwise, solid build. A few hop ups I would get for the sake of durability and tuning (mainly the aluminum from front bulkhead, and the +2 rear ballstud mount), but for just getting back into 2wd, beginning the kit setup is a solid starting point.
@PopalongRC
Жыл бұрын
I always use lube 👍
What an awesome build video - how many hours do you think it took to get to where it is now? You guys need to do more build videos! Looking forward to part two……
Hi what are the three colour codes for the red white yellow?Great build 👍🏻
rear insert pill question, if the numbers are facing upright the pill holes dont look right, are you supposed to rotate the pills to make the whole match the manual?
I’ve been out of RC for about 25 years, is this the 1/10 electric buggy to have for racing now?
@PopalongRC
Жыл бұрын
It seems really popular …
Your right looks fast even when its not moving....
@PopalongRC
Жыл бұрын
Just what I thought 👍
Hi how do you blend the colour with rattle cans? Thanks
@PopalongRC
Жыл бұрын
Might knock up a video for you … quite simple really
@leehurst6922
Жыл бұрын
@@PopalongRC that would be good thanks
@gillian9178
Жыл бұрын
@@PopalongRC That would be a great video, look forward to seeing the paint video. Nice job so far on the TA build.
@paulrobinson9355
Жыл бұрын
Now this would make a great video please!!!!!!
This video skipped over all the details I needed to look up.
@PopalongRC
9 ай бұрын
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