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I have commercially reanodized quite a few RC10 chassis (as most here already know)... here's a few points to keep in mind: (1) Anodizing does not cover up any scratches. In fact, you will find scratches you never knew existed after you anodize. Hence, you will want your chassis absolutely smooth fo...

alright i was just wondering if there was some Unicorn out there that is the one thing no one can find I don't think there really is one thing. I'm sure everyone has their own one thing that they can't find. Like in my case, I can't seem to find the e-clip I dropped on the floor last week. :lol:

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I thought it would be convenient to have the SC10 specs in the same place: SC10 Length: 21.6" (550mm) Width: 11.5" (293mm) Track: 9.6" (245mm) Weight: 4.6lbs (2080g) Wheelbase: 12.9" (327mm) Internal Gear ratio: 2.6:1 RC10T Overall length 16.25" (413mm) Width 12.625" (3...

veghead211 wrote:Does anyone know what size bearings to use on Houge bellcrank steering?

1/4 x 3/8 flanged

Hey David,holes line up fine,since no batt box I just run sideways. Johnny

depending on how meticulous you are, you can repair this somewhat close to invisible, but you will need a donor part that has unidirectional fibers, file/drill/sand the slots nice and uniform, and cut out 'slugs' that fit with a small amount of air gap in them. take some crystal clear epoxy resin an...

This whole post got me thinking... Why not have a post with all of the interchangeable parts that Associated makes? It might be good to make it a sticky so that people can find out what works and what doesn't work.

Lots of people are running their vintage cars more and more, and using contemporary electronics in them on the track. Gearing is always an issue for many newbies and vets, alike. To get a proper gear ratio for your motor, battery, tire and chassis, it's important to know the final drive ratio of the...

Hi, This is Curtis Husting. I'm not so sure you really want to attempt to make one of these chassis. It will be much harder than you think. If you think you want to attempt it, this is kind of how I did it. First I made a one inch thick aluminum plug that the aluminum would be formed around. Basical...

do you ever feel like cutting up perfectly good parts just for the hell of it? i do, and today was one of those days. :mrgreen: so i'm looking through my little part drawers and stumbled upon my used losi a-1017 lxt/nxt steering knuckle setup. they've been in there for quite a few years after ditchi...

B4 ones fit well, and are twice as durable plus- work with the V2 slipper shaft

Picture worth 1000 words... 100_4196.JPG Bottom to top, AE "short" Arm AE (CE/Worlds Car) arm Andy's Wide Arm RPM "Team Car" (all the above are generally used with std nose plate) RPM "Worlds" arm (generally used with a 10T nose) Jeepz or Dynotech Arms (not shown, but m...

This thread is nearing completion. At this point I am just editing and correcting any mistakes. If anyone notices anything that should be changed please let me know..... I rebuilt an Associated 6 gear Tranny in the last couple of weeks. After wading through RC10talk.com I was able to find many helpf...