Hex Drivers (1.5mm, 2mm, 2.5mm) Long Nose Pliers. Use good quality hex drivers to avoid stripping screw heads.

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2 Recommended Tools Hex Drivers (1.5mm, 2mm, 2.5mm) Thread Lock Cross Wrench Tips for Assembly Long Nose Pliers Use good quality hex drivers to avoid stripping screw heads. Use thread lock when putting metal screws into metal parts. Note: Steps marked with an asterisk (*) require thread lock. Use thread lock sparingly. Do not over tighten screws otherwise you may strip the thread. i

3 All RC4WD products are warranted to be free of defects in materials and workmanship when new. Our limited warranty does not cover damages due to normal wear and tear, user error of assembly or installation, user modifications, user's failure to perform routine maintenance, addition of aftermarket parts or option parts. This warranty lasts as long as the original purchaser owns the product. In the event of a defect under this warranty, RC4WD will, at our discretion, replace the product, provided our inspection indicates that an original defect exists. RC4WD reserves the right to replace any product which is no longer available with a product of comparable value and function. If RC4WD determines the repair is not covered under warranty guidelines, we will contact you to discuss your options. ii

4 Trail Finder 2 TF2 RTR Electronic manual This is a step by step overview of your new TF2 RTR electrical items and how they connect. 1. ESC with BEC (Z-E0007) 2. Showing ESC connected to the Brushed 45T Crawler Motor (Z-E0004) iii

5 3. This connects the BEC of the ESC to the radio s receiver (Z-R0008). This connects to the B/C port. 4. Connecting the BEC to the radio s receiver Channel (B/C). Connecting the ESC to the radio s receiver Channel 2 (CH2). Channel 2 is the throttle control of the radio. iv

6 5. Connect the servo (Z-E0035) to the radio s receiver Channel 1 (CH1). This controls the trucks steering from the radio. 6. Show the battery connected to the ESC. 4-9 NiCd/NiMH cells (1.2V per cell) or 3S 11.1V LiPo. v

7 7. This final step shows all the items as they are connected on the truck. vi

8 Item shown: Z-R0009 Z-E0007 Z-E0035 Z-E0004 XR3 3-Channel 2.4Ghz Transmitter/Receiver Radio Outcry Crawler Speed Controller ESC with TurboBEC Twister High Torque Metal Gear Digital Servo 540 Crawler Brushed Motor 45T Optional Parts: Z-R0008 XR3 2.4Ghz 4-Channel XR4 2.4Ghz Blue Receiver vii

9 This is an instruction sheet for the Outcry ESC (Electronic Speed Control). This will cover basic questions about the ESC and how it works. If you have further questions about the ESC, Please contact our support line or use our forum. Details are shown on page 1 of this manual. The Outcry ESC has built in non-adjustable drag break. The ESC comes with a BEC (battery eliminator circuit). This allows you to get full power to the other electronics in your setup. This ESC is a simple Plug and Play unit. Use the equipped plugs and install to your electronics. Make sure your radio is plugged in, plug the battery into the ESC, and turn on your ESC. This should program everything and then your ESC should be ready to use. 1. ESC Plugs and wires A. You will notice the red wire to the receiver throttle input plug has been removed and heat shrink applied. This is to allow the BEC to apply full power to the receiver and other electronics in you setup. It is very important to leave the shrink wrap on the red wire. (removing the shrink wrap can cause damage to the ESC and your other electronics) The receiver plug will install into the throttle slot of your receiver. Please refer to your radio s owner manual for instructions on which slot to plug the throttle control plug into. B. The plug on your BEC is a standard receiver plug. This will plug into two different spots on your receiver. Either your Auxiliary or Battery slots. Refer to the owner s manual that came with your radio for these slots. C. The ESC will only have the two motor wires: One black and one red. These plug in to the motor. 2. Receiver plug installation We recommend you refer to your radios owner manual to help with this step. Plug the receiver throttle control plug in the throttle control slot of your receiver. Make sure the red wire with the heat shrink is up and out of the way. This is not supposed to be plugged into the receiver. We do not recommend removal of the fan from the ESC. viii

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12 All of the hardware should be taken from Bag C 1* M3 x 6mm Steps 2 to 5 should be done on both frame rails Metal parts can be found in parts Bag A 2* M3 x 8mm 1

13 Plastic parts can be found in parts Bag D M3 x 14mm The holes in the slider can be rather small. In some cases its good to use an alignment tool to align the sliders with the chassis holes before installation. M3 x 12mm M3 x 15mm Step Screw 2

14 M3 x 10mm M3 x 16mm M3 x 8mm 3

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23 Attach leaf springs to front and rear axles Note: The smaller helper leafs can be fitted below the main leaf to stiffen the suspension Remove the screws first 12

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28 CORRECT ALIGNMENT INCORRECT ALIGNMENT Please check alignment when installing your drive shafts. 17

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33 Wheel disassembly shown 1. Insert internal beadlock ring into tire 2. Install wheel front and back. Careful of the wheels alignment to get the look. 3. Use the included longer hardware to help aid in tire and wheel installation. Be sure to slowly tighten the nuts on the longer hardware until you are able to begin installing the included shorter hardware. 4. Install the correct shorter length hardware into the remaining holes. 22

34 5. Begin to tighten the hardware in a star shape pattern to fully seat the tire to the wheel properly. 6. Your wheel and tire should be fully seated like shown. 7. Now you can remove the longer hardware. 8. Install the correct shorter hardware. 9. Completed assembly of your new wheels & tires. 23

35 Note: Body will need to be assembled prior to fitting. See Mojave ll body assembly instructions. Install with glue 24

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37 Spare Parts Z-S0591 TF2 Hardware Bag C Z-B0029 TF2 Plastic Body Posts Z-S0592 TF2 Fuel Cell Radio Box Z-S0593 TF2 Bumper Mounts Z-S0594 TF2 Front Tube Bumper Z-S0595 TF2 Rear Tube Bumper Z-S0596 TF2 Side Sliders Z-S0597 TF2 Shock Hoops Z-S0598 TF2 Tcase Mounts Z-C0018 TF2 Chassis Set Z-U0024 TF2 Scale Transfer Case Z-U0028 R3 Scale Single Speed Transmission Z-S0898 TF2 Long Drive Shaft Coupling For R3 SingleI Speed Z-S0600 TF2 2mm Spacers Z-S0601 TF2 Yota Steering Links Z-S0443 Aluminum Driveshaft Locking Ring Z-A0058 Yota Front Axle Z-A0061 Yota Rear Axle Z-S0027 Yota 1/10 Axle Ring & Pinion Gears Z-D0004 The Ultimate Scale Shocks 80mm (Silver) Z-D0001 The Ultimate Scale Shocks 100mm (Silver) Z-S0518 Soft Steel Leaf Springs Z-S0275 Leaf Spring Shoulder Screws (Black) Z-S0047 Leaf Shackles (Black) Z-S0582 Short Driveshaft Z-S0583 Long Driveshaft Z-W Steel OEM Wheels (White) Z-S0398 Plastic Mini Rod End Z-S0401 Plastic Offset Rod End Z-T0100 Thrashers 1.5 Mud Thrashers 1.55 Scale Tires Recommended Equipment Z-E0063 Twister Ultimate High Performance Waterproof Servo Z-R0006 RC4WD XR4 4-Channel 2.4 GHz Transmitter/Receiver Z-S0182 Heavy Duty Metal Servo Arm for Futaba Type Servo (Black) Z-E0033 Servo Extension Wire 200mm 26

38 Optional Parts Z-S0603 TF2 Rear 4 Link Kit Z-S0342 XVD for Yota Axle Z-S0068 U-Bolt kit for Yota Axles Z-S0196 Yota Locking Hub Nuts Z-S0194 Front Locking Hub Nuts Z-S0175 Rear Hub Nuts Z-S0570 Red Super Soft Leaf Springs Z-S0225 Shooter Shackles (Black) Z-S0250 T-Box Shackle Z-A0049 K44 Scale Rear Axle Z-A0048 K44 Scale Front Axle Z-T0058 Mickey Thompson 1.55 Baja MTZ Scale Tires Z-T0064 Mickey Thompson 1.55 Baja Claw TTC Scale Tires (pair) Z-T0056 Interco IROK 1.55 Scale Tires Z-S1079 RC4WD 1/10 Warn 9.5cti Winch Z-E0069 RC4WD 1/8 Warn Zeon 10 Winch 27

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