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mk-Zero wrote:Nice work, glad to hear they're holding up. I would be more concerned about them holding up to a high traction off road car than on a top speed car though.

I did do some pretty good launches on them...granted only a few but I was surprised for sure! lol.

I couldn't find any measurements when I was building my OIN car - so I made my own to the exact specs that I needed and had them 3d printed out of stainless! So far they are working fine. The car has been 69mph with them! lol They are 2.7" pin to pin - can be customized though... https://www.sh...

Pre mounted foam tires is what I found works best so far. Should stop the vibrations.

Pretty awesome! Subscribed!

Nice! DO IT! I'm in the same boat! lol. I've gotten past keeping the front end down (for now) - and have been dealing with tires. I blew the idler in my stealth at 69mph in my OIN build. It's now an all metal trans! haha. My vintage A&L belt driven setup in the other car has seen 72 - so far so ...

Just picked up a fiberglass RC12Lw in good shape. Tires are bad. Any alternatives that are known to fit?

Yup. The body just pops over the screw heads and it's good to go.

Thanks. The body has small holes in each side that matched up with the heads of the screws that holds the front nose braces on. The very front portion of the body is mounted with a body pin... Look directly above the front wheel in the pic below - you'll see the head of the screw poking out of the b...

WOW that's awesome. Can you post more details about the wheels and tires please?

Will you be offering the steering parts and tensioner pieces sprued together like shown in previous iterations as well as separate?

THANKS! Any change you can post more detailed pics of the wheels/adapters and how they mount? On and off the car please? Much appreciated! Hi Guys, Hi n20capri, The wheels are Jaco World GT spec, http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/wti0001p?&I=LXEXZX&P=7 The wheel adapters are Team Cobra On...

WOW awesome build!!!

What are the specs on the wheels/tires and how you are mounting them. I need a solution for my top speed runner.

GoMachV wrote:Pulleys and idlers are available either via Robinson direct or thru me. The belts are from Amazon.com and vary with the wheelbase you decide on

There site sucks...don't see anytning...link please?

Maybe I missed it - but where do we get the belt pullies and the belt? (In the us) - size and specs on what to order for both please...

Also, the front diff just uses a standard Stealth Diff Assembly correct?

So far so good. Last time out I was launching it as good as I could. As mentioned it's well into the 60's.