The Team Associated RC10 T6.1 Off Road Team Truck Kit represents the next step in the evolution of stadium truck racing. The RC10T6.1 Team Kit began life with the many great advantages already learned through the development of the RC10B6.1. Armed with extensive feedback from racers like you, the engineers behind the doors of Team Associated's Area 51 set off to design the ultimate truck chassis utilizing every advantage possible.
The RC10T6.1 shares key components with the RC10B6.1 and RC10B6.1D Team Kits, making it easier than ever to run multiple classes at the same time. Like the RC10B6.1, the RC10T6.1 has features such as an easy-access differential with height adjustment, redesigned slipper assembly, and the speed, durability and lineage expected of a true champion.
NOTE: Painted body, wheels and tires shown in photos are for illustrative purposes only and are not included. See needed to complete list below for a full list of items required to complete the model.
Features:
- Layback Stealth transmission included for lower and more rearward CG
- Easy access to ball differential
- Differential height adjustment with included 0, 1, 2, and 3mm inserts
- Redesigned slipper assembly for better weight balance and shock clearance
- Innovative rear arm with molded inserts for ultra-fine lower shock mounting adjustments
- Machined pistons included for better fit and smoother operation
- Aluminum C and D arm mounts included for a large range of anti-squat and toe adjustments
- Rear hubs feature large bearings and the easy-insert system to adjust camber link position and rear axle height
- Reverse bellcrank steering allows more room for mounting electronics
- Bolt-on steering block arms for easy Ackermann adjustments
- Precision-ground steering bellcrank screws to reduce steering slop
- Aluminum rear ballstud mount for added strength
- 7.0mm aluminum rear clamping hex with laser etching
- Heavy-duty ball cups and ballstuds allow for maximum suspension travel while reducing binding and friction
- Pro-Line Enforcer body included
- Front and rear anti-roll bar integration makes tuning easy
- Heavy-duty routed graphite shock towers
- Heavy-duty rear axle with 91mm CVA bones
- Lightweight, hard-anodized aluminum chassis with centralized mass for improved handling on all track types
- V2 12mm "Big Bore" threaded aluminum shocks with 3mm shafts and X-rings for improved smoothness
- One-piece shock bushing to make assembly easier
- Lightweight aluminum top shaft
- Factory Team upgraded ball bearing kit included (now oiled instead of greased for less drag)
Power Source: Electric
Terrain: Off-Road
Body Style: Truck
Scale Size: 1:10 Scale
Assembly Level: Kit*
Length: 368mm (14.49in)
Width: varies
Wheelbase: 288mm (11.34in)
Weight: varies
Drive: 2WD
Needed to Complete:
- 1:10 scale 540-size electric motor
- 1:10 scale electronic speed control
- 7.4V LiPo or 6.6V LiFe shorty pack battery
- Battery charger (able to charge one of the batteries mentioned above)
- 2-channel surface transmitter, and its batteries
- 2-channel receiver
- Steering servo
- Pinion gear (48 pitch)
- Spray paint for Polycarbonate body
- 1:10 scale 12mm hex truck wheels
- 1:10 scale truck tires
- Glue for tires and wheels
This product was added to our catalog on May 22, 2018
Ok, onto the negative. The biggest negative is not so much about the truck it self, more the build process, manual, and body. The build I would give a 7/10. The instructions are not that great, there is either an error, or a typo for the stroke length for the shocks. The bags and parts are not well organized. There is a single bag with a bunch of bearings in it. Alot of the bags have extra parts left over after the step is completed that you then use later on at a different point. The drawings of the turnbuckles is not to scale. Not a big deal, but most manuals show a picture of the turn buckle with a measurement of 35mm for example, and the pictures is actually to scale. Not so here. The body is the lightweight body, which is good for performance, but bad for durability. If you only crash here and there it will be ok, otherwise you will be looking at buying a new body sooner than later. The decal sheet for the body is a joke. For me the build wasn't to bad because I've build a lot of kits, but for someone newer to the hobby, I could see some confusion happening.
Final thoughts: When building the shocks, set your stroke so that the piston is flush with the top of the shock body, when fully compressed. The manual measurement is way off, and actually impossible to do.
Adjust shocks as I said earlier.
Kit front toe out is a little aggressive. I set mine to .5 deg out.
Manual setting for slipper is way to loose.
Ball diff all the way TIGHT, and then back off just a hair. (check it after your first run)
I would recommend getting the heavy duty (carbon?) slipper pads.
I am still going to give this truck 5 stars as its very good, regardless of the issues I spoke of.
Truck is great and a huge jump Ip from my T3, Its very well made, instructions are very good and I’m sure great if you are familiar with these types of builds, if not then trying to get your parts orientated per the instructions can be tricky and had me scratching my head on quite a few occasions. They really should include wheels and tires but it’s fine. All and all you will be happy with this truck, it does just about everything well out of the box.