romulus22 wrote:This is my rendering of a pre-GT gas truck. Could easily swap the suspension to a buggy.
That's the first time EVER that I can recall seeing someone using one of those Kyosho receiver covers in an actual vehicle...... I've had two or three in packs sitting around for about a squillion years.... thanks for that!
Gotta love the nitro conversions......
Alex
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We used those covers a lot, during pit stops sometimes fuel would go everywhere and they shielded it well
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It runs off the back of the engine. The old CZ-1 and 2 had a rear cone start. The clutch is very unique as well. Check out the link above, lots of pics! Moody was a real innovator. He would be the Smokey Yunick of RC. His ideas weren't always the best, but his ideas are still around today in many forms.
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Well, we know the trailing arms off those worked. And the front suspension was good. I guess it was the motor hanging 2 feet off the back that didn't catch on
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gomachv wrote:Well, we know the trailing arms off those worked. And the front suspension was good. I guess it was the motor hanging 2 feet off the back that didn't catch on
Flip the whole thing around into a front wheel drive car.
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my next project is going to be a nitro powered gold tub buggy.....most rc10gt parts should work,has anyone ever tried this and what problems did you encounter?
im building a nitro Rc10 Buggy, based on the Caddilac Rc10 Gold Pan.
totaly custom build, but yet using Stock Rc10 parts with little modifications.
for the mock up or proto type the buggy will have stock buggy parts.
for the final product, it...
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got my chassis tub cut down today so now my body fits perfect!
just need to trim the body around the engine head :D
well since i had an extra duratrax chain dirve setup i thouigh this would be cool to build. chassis still needs to be drilled so the parts can be screwed down. waiting on some more parts to finish it up. DSCN4590.jpg DSCN4589.jpg DSCN4588.jpg
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Crazy how time flies. I knew these pictures looked familiar, then saw I replied to this thread, I looked at the date of the thread. Wow I can’t believe how long ago some of this stuff was.
Anyone see a traxxas Nitro rim. They look like they might fit a 1/4 axle. And there 2.2 rims.
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No i'm talking about the rear ones. They look like thay might fit the rear. And then you could put 2.2 rear tires on a RC10 with out having to do anything to it.
picked this up with a couple other 80's cars, but can find anything online about this. I have no idea what it is aside from having a Thunder Tiger motor. any help IDing it will be appreciated. I'd like to get it driving, it seems rather complete...
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It's worth what someone's willing to pay. :) Put it up for sale at what you're comfortable with, and go from there.
Hi,
I am looking for an alternative body for the Traxxas Nitro Buggy. The Original has an cage around it. Does anyone know a body which fits nicely around the outlines of this chassis? I looked at the bandit body, but I am not sure, has anybody...
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Of course that's a trx1 body on same chassis for comparison. Body could go down in front but hits the tub sides already.
Anyone know anything about this? Interwebs search does not produce all that much. Edit: I am realizing this is the same / similar to a Robbe Panterra. And the fact that Panterra is mentioned, makes it more awesome!
I am picking up this little beaut...
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any chance you happen to know where to find parts for these?
Ralph @ wms rc shop seems to have the front knuckle(s) you need:
He is in Germany, so shipping will be a little $$$ and long, but he is a nice guy to deal with and prices are good.