My crappy Rc10-DS

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Re: My crappy Rc10-DS

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Awesome build! :D

I'm adding this to my list of favorite DS projects.

I love the reworked nose plate/tube support...very cool idea!

Now it needs a classic muscle car body to make it perfect!
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Re: My crappy Rc10-DS

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Diggley wrote:Awesome build! :D

I'm adding this to my list of favorite DS projects.

I love the reworked nose plate/tube support...very cool idea!

Now it needs a classic muscle car body to make it perfect!
Thanks, of course it will be a classic muscle car. :wink:

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Re: My crappy Rc10-DS

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First road test today, it runs very well but I don't know how to gear it correctly. I've tried a 25t pinion with 81t spur gear, but it seems a little slow on top speed.

I have a 13.5 Robitronic sensored motor and a Nosram Matrix Power esc.

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Re: My crappy Rc10-DS

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That's a fantastic car! Well done! Makes me want one now.

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still looking great and still watching this thread.

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Thanks, here is the body: it fits the DS like a glove.

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Re: My crappy Rc10-DS

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Excellent choice of a car 8)

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Re: My crappy Rc10-DS

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AWESOME MAN!!!

is that the '68 Camaro body? like you said it fits like a glove.

Great work!!!

will continue keeping my eye on this thread.

Thanks for the updates!!

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Re: My crappy Rc10-DS

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LoboNYC wrote:
is that the '68 Camaro body?
No cozy wings, round fenders = '68

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Re: My crappy Rc10-DS

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romulus22 wrote: No cozy wings, round fenders = '68
HAHAHAH thanks...

I have that one in my "to cut and paint" pile of muscle car bodies but i think it will be more at home on a nitro DS.

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Re: My crappy Rc10-DS

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I suggest you update the title of this thread to "MUST SEE DS". 8) Great work man. That looks like one bad ass machine. :D
ra272 wrote:First road test today, it runs very well but I don't know how to gear it correctly. I've tried a 25t pinion with 81t spur gear, but it seems a little slow on top speed.

I have a 13.5 Robitronic sensored motor and a Nosram Matrix Power esc.

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Re: My crappy Rc10-DS

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THEYTOOKMYTHUMB wrote:I suggest you update the title of this thread to "MUST SEE DS". 8) Great work man. That looks like one bad ass machine. :D
ra272 wrote:First road test today, it runs very well but I don't know how to gear it correctly. I've tried a 25t pinion with 81t spur gear, but it seems a little slow on top speed.

I have a 13.5 Robitronic sensored motor and a Nosram Matrix Power esc.

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Re: My crappy Rc10-DS

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Did you ever get the gear ratio squared away?

Very sweet DS!

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Re: My crappy Rc10-DS

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LoboNYC wrote:Did you ever get the gear ratio squared away?

Very sweet DS!
No, no update on the DS, I recently finished a nice RC10T but still can't decide how to paint my Camaro. I bought some Vaterra Camaro 69 wheels, they fit the DS nicely and are cheaper than the HPI.

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Re: My crappy Rc10-DS

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ra272 wrote:
No, no update on the DS, I recently finished a nice RC10T but still can't decide how to paint my Camaro. I bought some Vaterra Camaro 69 wheels, they fit the DS nicely and are cheaper than the HPI.


Thanks for the info on the Vaterra wheels. its always good to have a selection from which to choose from.

I know painting a body is hard...especially when the body is as sweet as the Camaro. I will be waiting to see how painting goes.

By the way...i still love the way you cut the aluminum front part of the chassis and incorporated into the carbon chassis. I purchased a used DS chassis to make the attempt and cut as you did but i still havent tried it yet.

Your car has come a long way!

will continue watching this thread

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