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Video of RC10 B1.5 ver.2 (SWB)
https://youtu.be/qGF8ofSrigA

Next is how to built it and wheelbase comparison

<RC10 B1.5 ver.2 (SWB)> RC10B1.5SWB_1.jpg Next car is B1.5 with a short wheelbase as explained by Scr8p in https://www.rc10talk.com/viewtopic.php?f=35&t=16535&sid=e5c394c52fe3847000d0910fd6176780 and https://www.rc10talk.com/viewtopic.php?t=10842&start=210 Weight distribution RC10B1.5SWB...

<Rear> RC10_laydown_ver2_8.jpg ・Modified RC10GT shock tower from Xtreme Racing http://www.xtremercracing.com/Products/ASSOCIATED_RC10-GT_REAR_CARBON_FIBER_SHOCK_MOUNT/10231 ・B6 wing mount (the second hole from bottom on the tower is attached to the bottom hole of the wind mount and add one hole for ...

<Middle> ・From front to rear: 10g weight. radio receiver, and ESC ・For the battery holder, button screw is used on ESC side and cap screw on other side ・The battery cup is fixed with one screw (cap screw side) and double-sided tape ・B6 battery holder nut (ASC91731) and RC10 steering servo holder sho...

<Overview> I wanted to make the laydown RC10 (ver. 1 as shown before) look like RC10 with stock arms and stock wheelbase. The wheelbase of this car is about 4mm shorter than RC10 with the short wheelbase arm mount position because of flipped rear arms. With the center-confined weight, the car can ea...

<RC10 laydown ver.2> Short wheel base version of the laydown mid-motor RC10. NDS chassis + RC10 nose plate & front A arm + flipped rear arm = RC10 with the very short wheelbase. RC10_laydown_ver2_1.jpg It took me a while to stabilize this car on a sandy clay indoor track. I think that "GT c...

I would like to note some thoughts. If a total weight of RC10 becomes less with modern electronics, the car becomes more rear biased (assuming a motor has the same weight). Then, you should move a battery forward. If you use big bore shocks, it means that you already put a weight near the nose plate...

>XLR8 Thanks for your comment. I and my friend totally agree with you. My friend said that he has more fun with the Goldpan (RC10CE) even though he drives his Worlds car within a few sec of the best lap here. RC10worlds.jpg The weight distribution is almost same as my RC10 ver.2 with heavier ESC (an...

Inside of the Goldpan

Tekin ESC is a weight. With a cheap 17.5t brushless motor and cheap ESC, the car is easy to handle.
I really like this car.

My friend's Goldpan
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mgBfAdjIgT0

looks like you had lots of fun! red car looks little bit more twitchy than the worlds? Thank you for your interest and question. Yes, I have lots of fun! I am okay with this twitchiness. I also changed a front shock tower hole from inside to center and rear shock tower hole from second to third fro...

<My friend's RC10 worlds car and RC10 ver.3> CfDGDjD2Saw My friend has driven RC10 for years. Another friend, who uses a modern car in a stock setting, drove my RC10. RC10 worlds car is yellow and RC10 ver.3 is red. The current shock setting of ver.3 is Front (B6 V2 front big bore) Blue spring, insi...

<weight distribution> I have thought that, with modern electronics (brushless motor, Li-Po battery, servo and ESC) and modern tires, we can find some better weight distribution to run RC10 on modern tracks (I mean not loose dirt). Weight.jpg For RC10 ver.3, I tried to find the distribution in the fo...

<RC10 ver.3> RC10_16.jpg This RC10 is newly built. The battery is installed in the transverse direction. For me, this car is best because it turns well, has good rear traction and jump is easy. I will describe how I set the car which will be answer to Asso_man! and popboy905 (thank you very much for...

<RC10 ver.2> RC10_15.jpg This RC10 is rebuilt from the RC10 in page 1. The battery is installed longitudinally. <Front> RC10_11.jpg ・Add 20g weight right by the steering servo ・Front bumper from Shapeway (rapid_rc) ・Extended front shock tower from Carbon works (3mm) ・0.89 V2 shocks with big bore spr...