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Don"t drill your chassis . Just use a good brand of servo tape to relocate the battery holder.

Here is a pic .

Edinger to Caddy kits. Seems like if you purchased a RC10 during the change over you get what they in stock at the time.

The RC10T Team Truck is finished .

Finally had time to cut out the body and get it mounted.

My WOIN RC10 .

That paint job looks great . Nice work .

RC10 graphite brushed runner .

I cut the front of the battery cup off and also installed servo mounts so the lipo just rests against the steering servo . With a 5200 you may have to cut the bottom out of the rear bulkhead like the re release . I am using a 40c 5000mah Venom with bullet connectors ( 137x46x23 ) .

arndogg wrote: ↑Fri Aug 02, 2019 4:21 pm Are the internals in the 7482 V2 rears the same as the original rear shock? would it be possible to just swap the threaded bodies and bottom seal caps while I rebuild my old ones?

The 7482 V2 shocks bodies will work . Just have to use the V2 spacer for the red O-rings .

Hello . Well I guess these days 2.2 hex wheels are the new modern . This is my RC10 Conversion and comparison to a B5M. The shapeways arms seem to be duarable took couple hard hits and nothing broke (yet) . :D Front - B4 20 degree caster blocks . B4 steering blocks- lower hinge pins drilled to 1/8 i...

It's a tribble from Star Trek .

CRC 4-40 ball studs .
https://www.amainhobbies.com/crc-440-anodized-ball-studs-4-cln1409/p33047

I use acetone (fumes)to unglue tires all the time and it works great. So I thaught I would try something new and use the oven method. Heat oven to 300 degrees Turn It Off and put the tires in and check every 5 minutes to see if the glue and tire will separate. Only I didn't turn the oven to off. I t...

You can replace the pull start with a Sullivan Tiger Drive. I have one on one of my GT's and it works great. S702 Drive and a S698 Shim Kit as needed.