== Key Features == / / * Angled bellcrank steering / * Front shocks are mounted behind the shock towers / * All four suspension arms utilize a "captured" hinge pin design that uses no e-clips / * The "forward-swept" front end design provides maximum front end ground clearance / * The 2.6:1 laydown transmission now uses the higher torque capacity differential from the RC10GT / * Longer CVDs dogbones and axles / * High torque capacity, double-sided slipper provides finer adjustment, easier assembly, and lower rotating mass / * Impact-resistant rear motor guard and body mounts / * Lower motor, battery, shock and body mounting positions give the T4 a lower CG for higher cornering speeds and greater stability / / == Overview == / / The T4 truck borrows the distinctive forward-swept front end and rear-mounted shock configuration featured on the RC10B4 buggy, optimized with the new co-planar steering geometry. This new suspension design provides maximum front-end clearance and minimizes bump-steer while maintaining desired Ackermann angles. Trailing front axle or optional inline steering blocks can be used to adjust steering response. The suspension arm design features a "captured" hinge pin design so that no E-clips are used. The T4 also features a heavy-duty design front hinge-pin brace and bumper for increased durability. The transmission has also been optimized into an ultra-compact package, and now uses the same 2.6:1 higher torque-capacity differential as the RC10GT. A double-sided slipper assembly (first prototyped by Team Associated in 1989) has been designed with higher torque capacity, easier assembly, and lower rotating mass than comparable double-sided slippers. This provides a finer adjustment range and more efficient slipper operation. / / The T4 chassis provides a super-low center of gravity by lowering the motor, battery, and shock mounting positions, enabling Associated's R&D team to design a sleeker, more realistic low-profile body, ...