AXON TC10/3
#121
#124
There are a couple of enhancements AXON could make to give the car more promise on high-traction asphalt or black CRC carpet.
Including;
Btw, you might want to get a couple of spares of the aluminum knuckle below. They do bend. Suggest putting locktite grub screws in the holes that you dont use.
Including;
- high traction chassis option (alum or more rigid weave)
- alternative top deck option. - less than the standard 2.25 and more than the optional 2.0.
- optional offset diff eccentrics - to run high/low diffs
- hardened ‘aluminum knuckle arm’ - basically the steering arm/toe arm, need to be more durable for carpet tracks
- better post sales information and support
Btw, you might want to get a couple of spares of the aluminum knuckle below. They do bend. Suggest putting locktite grub screws in the holes that you dont use.
#125
Super Moderator
iTrader: (239)
There are a couple of enhancements AXON could make to give the car more promise on high-traction asphalt or black CRC carpet.
Including;
Btw, you might want to get a couple of spares of the aluminum knuckle below. They do bend. Suggest putting locktite grub screws in the holes that you dont use.
Including;
- high traction chassis option (alum or more rigid weave)
- alternative top deck option. - less than the standard 2.25 and more than the optional 2.0.
- optional offset diff eccentrics - to run high/low diffs
- hardened ‘aluminum knuckle arm’ - basically the steering arm/toe arm, need to be more durable for carpet tracks
- better post sales information and support
Btw, you might want to get a couple of spares of the aluminum knuckle below. They do bend. Suggest putting locktite grub screws in the holes that you dont use.
#126
#127
Tech Lord
iTrader: (86)
There are a couple of enhancements AXON could make to give the car more promise on high-traction asphalt or black CRC carpet.
Including;
Btw, you might want to get a couple of spares of the aluminum knuckle below. They do bend. Suggest putting locktite grub screws in the holes that you dont use.
Including;
- high traction chassis option (alum or more rigid weave)
- alternative top deck option. - less than the standard 2.25 and more than the optional 2.0.
- optional offset diff eccentrics - to run high/low diffs
- hardened ‘aluminum knuckle arm’ - basically the steering arm/toe arm, need to be more durable for carpet tracks
- better post sales information and support
Btw, you might want to get a couple of spares of the aluminum knuckle below. They do bend. Suggest putting locktite grub screws in the holes that you dont use.
#131
#133
Have you guys run the TC10/3 in USGT or the 25.5T class that requires a small spur? I have difficulty finding a small spur that is not too thick and causes the center pully to bind. The smallest one I can find that fits is the Panaracer 94T spur. I have no luck finding anything less than 90T.
Axon DTS spur is thicker than their TCS v2 spur.
Axon DTS spur is thicker than their TCS v2 spur.
#134
Have you guys run the TC10/3 in USGT or the 25.5T class that requires a small spur? I have difficulty finding a small spur that is not too thick and causes the center pully to bind. The smallest one I can find that fits is the Panaracer 94T spur. I have no luck finding anything less than 90T.
Axon DTS spur is thicker than their TCS v2 spur.
Axon DTS spur is thicker than their TCS v2 spur.