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So in some random notes: All of the RPM parts to this day are made of Nylon6. (not 66 nor glass reinforced) Same as associated parts. Apparently there are a number of additives that can be mixed in with the plastic as it is injected. RPM is using an additive that allows for better abrasion and impac...

At the IconicRC Revival weekend I got to hold Craigs Detroit 91 Stealth car that he still has, he is looking on restoring it. While I had it I took some photos of it that you might enjoy. https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/pw/AL9nZEVnfLMZk5zD6aK3Tf5KoDJiKTRih2gqywi30gai0nk7rXWOdUBzvdXmMvJOuPdmxQUWqfK...

We rarely get all ten slots filled as it is. Limiting it to one type of car will reduce the number even more. I have seventeen vintage Team Associated vehicles. Most have been in BOTM, none have come remotely close to winning. I'd rather that instead of nobody entering. I don't post my stuff in here...

It looks like a speed gems opal motor with different label.

I scrub them with Simple Green and or use Aerospace 303

IS this a good Vintage Buggy for my collection? What should I expect to pay? Thanks Here's the eBay link. I like the body. https://www.ebay.com/itm/285108324437 It's your collection. You decide if it's good for it. Is there a reason why you want that specific buggy? They are not asking a low price....

Your timing is right up there with the postal service John.

I was thinking the same so I checked out an ad image that was posted by highwayracer back in 08’. 63784972-E562-438A-9EE5-DA6F798D9EE7.jpeg Real nice body but clearly different. The post also lead me to this….. ah ha finally !! :lol: F2514517-7F70-4AD5-BC8D-1F8241DC5A8C.jpeg #3023 HALF-BREED Appropr...

Nice 12 year thread bump John
That Tamiya ceramic grease is the only lube I ever use on gears Good stuff.

This thread is so old that the title has a different meaning.

Took some time to find a Team T version https://www.rc10talk.com/viewtopic.php?t=40436

[/quote] It's simple really. BITD you had stock and modified classes to race in. Allowed stock motor specs were determined by the track you raced at. If you had a $35 budget mod or an $80 "full" mod (your words) then you raced in the modified class. People with budget mods won all of the t...

All, I agree with all the suggestions on drill size but what I’m really after is the “exact size” that was included in the kit. I sure there may be someone that has this kit and contents to confirm???. Thanks The exact size is 7/64 (0.111" or 2.81mm) I just measured my original, but I'm pretty...

All i know is that the 40pound hand-wound motors which were available off the shelf at your local model shop were built by the motor builders (or their helpers as i know certain guys had other folks working for them) but these motors were a step below the hand-picked team motors which were saved for...

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