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I started making this chart. If the more experienced members could modify it as they think it should be or let me know how to modify it that would be swell. I plane to measure actual overall shaft and body dimensions and plug them in to the chart to be able to have a list were we can easily identify...

Finished my RC10 world's awhile ago, figured I'd post it here to see what people thought.

Here’s a article on the wheels from September 90’ RCCA.
States they are 2.0” wheels.

I do believe that the tq70's are a 2.0 tire. AE used to have a 2.0 front wheel that looked like the 2.1 TQ wheel. Don't recall the part number.

And here is a TQ-70 that’s been on a set of proline wheels probably since they were both new

From the October 96’ pictorial catalog.
#6870H is the TQ-70, it’s a 2.125”

Moved this down here to give the members the ability to talk and ask questions about this build. It really is a nice piece of work!
Todd

That is too kool
Nicely done, and thank you!

Sweet RC10GT and great job on the cleanup! The RC10GT was and still is a great truck. I myself have 5 of them, black tub and blue flat pan. The Modification you speak of is very simple. The crank case on most engines were long. All that is required is to cut a piece of the crank off to make the thre...

I was looking into hardness a little more since my previous post. I don't think the B70 is going to cut it, even though those washers are pretty much identical dimension wise. Here's another option with C44 hardness. They are a little thinner, but these might actually do the trick. I'm no expert on...