Axial Racing SCX-10 Machined Aluminum Skid & Linkage Kit ASCX10-22407L-S by Jazrider  [ASCX10-22407L-S]

Axial Racing SCX-10 Aluminum Skid Plate & Linkage Set (Silver)
Price:
AUD$40.68
Brand:
JAZRIDER
Model:
ASCX10-22407L-S
Condition:
Brand New
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What the skid and link kit does

The Axial Racing SCX-10 Aluminum Skid Plate & Linkage Set is a direct-replacement upgrade that swaps stock plastic underbody parts for machined aluminium components to improve chassis protection and lower link reliability on SCX-10 crawlers.

The skid plate protects the chassis belly from impacts and dragging, while the metal lower links maintain more consistent geometry under load compared with standard plastic links. The focus is on functional durability and tuning improvements rather than appearance enhancements.

Installation notes: the parts are supplied to match Axial SCX-10 mounting locations, and correct fit requires matching the factory hole pattern and mount spacing. Reuse original hardware where possible, check alignment before final torque, and verify full suspension travel following installation. Standard hobby hex drivers and spanners are all that is needed for most builds.

Maintenance and tuning notes: check fastener tightness after initial runs, keep mating surfaces clean of debris, and retorque if required. Switching to aluminium links alters compliance and may require small shock or anti-roll updates to maintain handling balance.

Specifications

  • Item: Axial Racing SCX-10 Aluminum Skid Plate & Linkage Set
  • Material: Aluminum
  • Model Number: ASCX10-22407L-S
  • Compatibility: Axial Racing SCX-10
  • Color: Silver
  • Brand: JAZRIDER

For Australian trail riders and hobbyists, this machined skid and linkage kit gives a practical upgrade path to increase underside protection and achieve steadier link geometry with common-fit installation methods.

Removal of the body or bash guards may help access underbody screws, but many installations can be completed from beneath with standard access. Inspect access points before starting and plan the sequence to avoid disassembly work where possible.
Follow typical hobby torque practice: snug hardware without over-tightening aluminum parts. Retorque after a short break-in run and avoid using excessive force that can strip threads or deform components.
Most fits use stock mount points and do not require trimming. If you discover interference, investigate minor clearance adjustments rather than major cutting to preserve structure.
No special tools are necessary beyond standard hex drivers and small spanners commonly used in RC workshops.

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