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Thursday, November 7, 2024

Team C TM4 Build – Top Decks

Team C TM4 Build – Top Decks

The Build – Part 7
This step has up attaching the top decks and shock towers. Simple, however pay attention to the rear top deck assembly. I had to make a modification to gain access to the battery plug.

Team C TM4 Buggy Build Step 46
Assemble the front top deck. Note the side the antenna mount is on. Slide the two orange 4×6 washers onto the steering posts and attach the top deck assembly to the chassis.

Team C TM4 Buggy Build Step 47
Assemble the rear top deck. You’ll probably notice the ‘notch’; I had to Dremel this in so that I could plug the battery in. Test fit your battery before installing the rear top deck to see if you need to do something similar.

Team C TM4 Buggy Build Step 50
Install the center bulkhead cap. A light drop of threadlocker will help keep the screws from vibrating out.

Team C TM4 Buggy Build Step 51
Attach the front shock tower to the front gearbox.

Team C TM4 Buggy Build Step 52
Install the wing mounts to the rear shock tower. The tower is not directional so it doesn’t matter which side you install them.

Team C TM4 Buggy Build Step 53
Attach the rear shock tower assembly to the rear gearbox.

If you want to take the TM4 to the next level, you can seal the carbon fiber parts with CA glue prior to assembly. Time to move on to the front and rear suspension.

One comment

  1. Uh-huh. Also, low profile battery plugs are an excellent option for tight spaces.

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