Team Associated RC10 B7 - the best 1/10th off road car? - the real review!
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- Опубликовано: 10 июл 2024
- We have done a build series covering the entire build process of the new Team Associated Offroad competition buggy RC10B7
We will also have a dirt versus carpet build comings shortly and separate shock build video
0:00 Introduction
0:50 Steering Assembly
4:08 Front Sway Bar/Roll Bar
6:05 Chassis Assembly
7:04 Front Bulkhead
7:20 RC3D Prints Set Up Box
8:55 Chassis Side Rails
9:03 Servo Mount
10:50 Front Top Plate
11:50 Front Wishbones
14:45 Front Shock Tower
15:10 Front Shock Tower Protector
16:50 KPI Assembly
22:50 Rear Wishbones
24:12 Diff
29:50 RC3D Prints Diff Box
30:10 Gearbox
32:25 Rear Sway Bar/Roll Bar
38:00 Motorplate
38:16 Slipper Assembly
40:23 Rear Shock Tower
43:10 Rear Hubs
46:24 Driveshafts
49:40 Turnbuckles
52:26 Shocks
53:00 Shock Fitting
55:28 Battery Holder
58:00 Summary
www.ebay.co.uk/itm/325496074267 - set up box holder
www.ebay.co.uk/itm/326001691464 - diff holder box
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Flip your battery tabs over to stop that slop would be my suggestion. Great to see and hear your thoughts of the new kit build step by step. I’m an Xray driver so nice to hear the couple of references to older kits/comparison thoughts there. Happy racing although having watched you vid after the first run and the expense of that heavy crash I feel your pain. 😊
You really need to use the battery foams. If you battery is loose fore and aft in the holder, and you lawn dart the car, you will break the front tab of the battery brace off. Especially if you use a LiPo with curved corners, which puts more stress at the end of the holder tab. Obviously the bottom foam will help, but more importantly, run the side foams! The B6 brace never really required you to run any side foam, but because this new battery hold down system has a little wiggle room, the side foam helps to dampen that movement significantly. If you need a more precise fit for thr battery hold down tabs, use the long screw, with the short tab, and put ball stud shims top and bottom of the tab until you reach the desired height. Bottom shims for battery height. Top shims to make sure you dont run the screw too deep past the nut, and i to the side rail.
Otherwise, pretty solid build.
Cheers, yes forgot to put about them but if you watch our next video it al became pretty academic after race meeting Sunday
It’s a Jolly old hamper👊🏻👍🏼
You just turn the battery tabs upside down for the right height.
Yes realised that but still not perfect
@@TeamRC3D can you recommend any rc clubs in Cambridgeshire for complete newbies that just want to have a bash and want to get into the hobby please?
@@-xirx- Cambridge RC is large scale bashing
@@TeamRC3D thanks. Bit out the blue but appreciate you replying.
What servo horn would you recommend. Thanks in advance
Alloy one same size as standard hudy so a nice one but not cheap
AE servo horn in aluminum.
I put the shock bleeder down cause it gets smacked alot when its on top… just protecting it i presumed…
Yes and keep some dust off it
still making my mind up buying a B7 or a Mugen seiki MSB1
Go with what is most popular at your local club
Xray
Had them got rid of them !
The ball diff is garbage. I destroyed 2 in 6 battery packs.
Really.. Cannot have been set up correctly. Did you break them I properly?
NOPE, apparently the B7 has rear end flaws including the c block, chassis off by .5mm, and hinge pins have play. Good thing I'm more of a Losi guy.
Yes check out our other videos on this!
Say aluminum. I dare you.