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no problem thats what we are here for.

the pro and T use the same chassis both can run H arms or 5 Link, the jrx2 uses a shorter chassis

you are in our prayers

they make those wheels in chrome, that would match the car better. I like the fast attack wheel on them the best. I am with shodog I used the motor on mine made a big difference. I also use a Sport tuned Tamiya motor its black case looks great and it has plenty of power. mine does wheelys on the car...

I have a huge tote full of them the great reference when looing up old part numbers

Looks great I want one. so put me down

I like it it does look good on that chassis

Cool Video theibault I may have to buy my first kyosho. the only kyosho's I have ever owned are their motorcycles.

flipwils11 wrote:Any mechanical engineering members out there? This was posted on another forum and something about it just doesn't seem right to me (but I'm no engineer).

http://youtu.be/c19kn3drdFU

looks cool anyway I think it could work

WOW looks great anything you dont have room for you can store at my house !!!!!!

OK what is it?

Dunno how old it is but the stadium Blitzer i saw at my local track one Tamiya day seemed to be best of the non supposed racing kits like the avante ,astute and egress.. I Agree the statium Blitzer is the way to go. they had one at the Vonats a few years ago and it ran great. if its a true Vintage ...

that battery box is a RPM one

are you looking for this one? alot of this stuff is still avalible from Parma

http://parmapse.shptron.com/p/1-10-hemi-coupe-2-clear-body

http://parmapse.shptron.com/k/search?q=good+times+tires&t=product&cf=7371.22096.0.0.0

Your killing me I want a chassis from one of those trucks. I want to build a tow truck. Kevin Jowet on SBG built a sweet one ever since I saw it I have been looking for a chassis. lets see some more