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Old 16-02-2009
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Originally Posted by ruf View Post
Use good screws and a good driver. The upper shock screws were the toughest for me.

Also shave/grind the chassis "webbing/shelf" at the rear. Otherwise the front edge of the rear arms will hit, and you won't get full travel.

Haven't been running much 4WD... 1/10 4WD here has kind of made way for 1/8 electric.
I beleive the car is build in long wheelbase in the manual - and there's no interference with the chassis. It's only if you go for short on the inner hingepin that the suspension arm will hit the chassis during travel.

I just used a sanding drum on a dremel to put a little radius where the arm was hitting.
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