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Hi! Be gentle as this is one of my first posts! Where is the best place to get parts from? I am currently restoring a Gold Pan A stamp which looks like its fairly complete but I am sure there will be bits I need. Thankfully I have the tyres as they appear to have gold bullion inside them! :D G It d...

KidAgain wrote: ↑Fri Oct 30, 2020 9:09 am
https://www.a-plusrc.us/sc10-4x4-servo-saver-bellcrank/

I have to check the forum more often. Thank you all for helping me out.

Hi, I'm relatively new here so sorry if my vocab is bad. I recently inherited my uncles old rc10. I don't know anything about the model except that is has an aluminum chassis with an A stamp. I was tryying to get to working aging and fixing throttle issues when one of the front arm things shattered...

Seems like putting them in a drill is the way to go. I 'll avoid the sand paper and go for my brass wire wheel and some polish.

Thanks all.

Replace them. The ones from Custom Works are nice, and they retain the 4-40 thread. Are you referring to these https://www.customworksrc.com/product/short-hex-drive-ball-stud/ if they fit the stock ball cups I may keep a set in my kit for spares For now I'm going to keep the stock studs. They have ...

Apparently the answer is 9 years ago.

Dynotech makes proper (likely better than oem) replacements for $50/pr on eBay I saw that there was one last pair. What I saw was aluminum and I have concerns about the longevity for general bashing. I may have a shelf build lined up as 3rd in my queue where that should be ok, but steel is my first...

Quick story with the tires, this came with the original white wheels, not sure of the exact size but the rears were a little smaller diameter than the fronts. I am pretty sure the fronts are 1.9". The wheels were a bit scratched up and had some paint on them so I wet sanded them down at bit an...

JohnE wrote: ↑Mon May 31, 2021 5:45 pm few more pictures

That's a build to be proud of. It looks fantastic.

Apologies if this has been discussed, search didn't warrant much relevant.... what is the consensus on filling shocks for a shelf car? I have a build in mind with vintage unassembled shocks, and I'm thinking to just use a little bit of shock oil during assembly just to lubricate the o-rings, but no...

The small connector pictured is the connector to match the pins Novak use on the ESC, whilst the larger connector is a standard radio receiver connector. Looks from the image like your small connector is fine, so should just be a matter of splicing / soldering on another receiver connector / lead. ...

What you probably need is lipo battery power to cure the brown out and turn the wick down on punch . Rats. I was hoping I could keep squeaking by with trickle charging on my old Pro-Tech 706. The glitch buster will help momentarily its not a cure but it will help bigtime...................... My vi...

hey for all of you who have done this before can you help me see if I have the right substations for this order in McMaster Carr The one I am least sure of is the carbon steel shim in place of a diff drive ring. I am also trying to figure out the right spacers to go between the o-rings in the shocks...

Those are for huge crawler tires, nearly 6" OD. It's amazing. I can do google searches for an hour and not find what I am looking for. Once I post here I get sponsored ads with the part I need in my side bar of different websites. the part I was looking for was proline 6194 https://www.proline...

I have a B4 RTR I bought a while back on eBay and haven't run yet. The price was perfect for a used 'modern' basher, and for a model that I figured would have future parts availability like a 2nd gen Camaro considering how long the B4 platform was Associated's main 2WD buggy. But looking around, fr...