Build Thread TEKNO SCT410 2.0 Build

[BudUMfan]

Holy crap I just read this whole thread and thought damn! I’m so far away from doing this but feel like I’m so much more comfortable with my wrenching just watching the process. Thank you for sharing this and can’t wait to see it all done!!! I love these rigs!

 

[WickedFog]

Holy crap I just read this whole thread and thought damn! I’m so far away from doing this but feel like I’m so much more comfortable with my wrenching just watching the process. Thank you for sharing this and can’t wait to see it all done!!! I love these rigs!

I am glad you got something out of it. I've been battling some pain for the last few weeks, and have been planted in my recliner. I'm hoping to get the painting going soon. Other than that, she's ready to go.

 

[9x19]

Hope you feel better soon!

 

[BudUMfan]

Dang. Hope you get better soon and I appreciate your help. I read it twice. The shock part was incredible. I feel like that’s helps everyone out in thee ole shock department. Diffs too. What an incredible build.

 

[WickedFog]

Dang. Hope you get better soon and I appreciate your help. I read it twice. The shock part was incredible. I feel like that’s helps everyone out in thee ole shock department. Diffs too. What an incredible build.

Thank you. The manual explains the shock bleeding and such pretty well. I've only done emulsion shocks on our Ryft kit and one other build, so I am fairly new to them as well. Totally different way to fill them up vs bladder shocks, and a bit messier But as far as the o-rings and such they're all basically the same.

Someone needs to make a tiny tube to screw into the bleeder to feed the bled off fluid back into the bottle lol.

 

[Motozilla]

After setting the body on here, I noticed the screws in the front bomper are going to completely mangle the front of the body, once it's setting down where it needs to be.
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So to the PC I went.
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Printed it up and held it in place with zip ties. This should be a lot better on the body, especially after I put some shoe goo and tape behind the body in front of this bumper.
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This is a fantastic bumper solution -- could you please share the STL file for it somewhere/somehow?