F10T

Aluminum Axle Housing

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M2 Hex Driver

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Skid

Silver and Black Cylinder

Oil Cooler

Silver and Black Clamps (Clamps are compatible with the H10 stock clamps or equivalent)

All Mounting hardware

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*M4x20mm stud – Qty. 2

M3x25mm screw (retained from the passenger side of the axle)

M3x30mm screw

*Incision H10 Hydro Ram Steering Set - SKU: IRC00192

*2 add’l Vanquish rod ends - SKU: IRC00010 (or equivalent)

*Only required if you purchased the Partial Assembly kit version

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Partial Assembly Kit

1-   Place Skid and back plate on the axle.

(this can be done with the Vanquish BTA mount already installed, however, getting the servo installed later will be difficult unless it is a full size servo)

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2-   Place the two M3x20mm hardware in the upper mounting on the back plate and the one M3x12mm in the lower location. Use M2 hex driver to tighten the bolts. Run the top two about 80% then snug the bottom one. Go back and snug to top two. It will snug up. Do not over tighten!

3-   Install the servo onto the BTA mount. The two screw that are used that go into the rear plate can be a maximum size of 12mm in length. for the front bolts don’t thread past the bottom of the BTA until installed on the axle. (pictured is M3x12mm SBHCS)

A Low Profile or standard should provide clearance for the cable to go out the side.

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4-   Start the bolt into the 3rd member. start the bolt into the BTA

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5-   tighten BTA mounts

5-   Tighten servo mount into the rear plate

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5-     To assemble the short steering links, take 4 standard Incision end links, insert the supplied pillow balls from the Steering Kit. I took a M4x20mm stud to join the 2 sets of rod ends, Slide the ram through the printed cylinder, bolt on yokes supplied in the Incision kit and install the short linkages. This setup is a high steer, and is mounted on the top position of the knuckle. place a spacer where (lower position) the old linkage would have gone. I would use a M3X30mm for the servo linkage side.Make sure the bolts that hold the linkage through the ram are facing up to clear the skid plate. The H10 links in the Incision kit do not work, they are too long.

Full Assembly with Steering Ram kit:

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5 option-     Dlux knuckles also work. the installation is the same. the only consideration needed is the inside of the knuckle could use a SHCS as a stop to prevent the tire from dog legging when turning.

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