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bully wrote:You can have a truck or long arm buggy like the modern stuff mate.. Check out this area a couple of threads will help one is how to run 2.2 wheels and the other is modernizing your rc10....http://www.rc10talk.com/viewforum.php?f=38

Thank You Bully, will have a good read

You guy's really are amZing i cant get how talented some off the members are on this forum, this buggy looks awesome and i would be very interested in getting one once you start producing the chassis.

It's coming together nicely...

Mine is getting there

Truck, still more work needed on this

Looking good

I'm keen to hear a track report on the alloy 10M.

If I can figure out to order one I'll give you a race report. Do we go thru the CNCRC forum or thru FB? I'm ready to order !!!

same here. really interested in this one. CNCRC must be busy, awaiting response for pricing and availability. already ordered shapeways parts (couldn't stop myself) .

According to FB, he is waiting for the carbon fiber sheets to arrive from supplier.

https://www.facebook.com/CNCRC-Racing-Products-1567630093513190/

ah. does anyone know a good chassis cover for the metal chassis? don't think my RC10 tub or B5m covers are going to cover it right

I finally cut out the body for 10M. One bonus of the alloy chassis is that without nose tubes the body can be mounted lower.

atarit3 wrote:ah. does anyone know a good chassis cover for the metal chassis? don't think my RC10 tub or B5m covers are going to cover it right

Just use the Assoiated chassis protector as it's super easy to cut to size. Just cut a piece slightly larger then the chassis, stick it down and trim.

RC10th wrote:I finally cut out the body for 10M. One bonus of the alloy chassis is that without nose tubes the body can be mounted lower.

atarit3 wrote:ah. does anyone know a good chassis cover for the metal chassis? don't think my RC10 tub or B5m covers are going to cover it right

Just use the Assoiated chassis protector as it's super easy to cut to size. Just cut a piece slightly larger then the chassis, stick it down and trim.

Thanks! How's the body flex in the middle? does the body have enough support with being pinned in the stock locations?

The body is solid enough not to flex. It's also easier to cut out, no tricky shock tower to trim around.

I used the tbg undertray on my 10M ..

That's different, I'm surprised it fit....