Narrowing rc10b3 frontend

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Narrowing rc10b3 frontend

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I am thinking of a project using a rc10b3 I picked up. I measured the rear width at ~225mm, from the outside edge of the wheels, and the front at ~245mm. Is there a way to narrow the front to match the rear width? Moreover, is there a way to do so while converting to 12mm hubs?

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Re: Narrowing rc10b3 frontend

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The 12mm hex conversions generally add some width. You can find a pair of b2 or I think b3 carpet arms are also shorter. The b2 arms would narrow it up like 6mm total. Not sure on the b3 carpet arms. Otherwise there are other buggy arms you can try. That would be the easiest.

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Re: Narrowing rc10b3 frontend

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b2 arms are hard to come by .... Did you check this post:

https://www.rc10talk.com/viewtopic.php?f=38&t=39211

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I know nothing but are steering arms the same front and back, ie move backs to the front. Or is the difference due to any other part. Dogbones are theoretically the other part to move.
As I said , I know nothing

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Re: Narrowing rc10b3 frontend

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fasteddie911 wrote: Sat Aug 22, 2020 11:58 am I am thinking of a project using a rc10b3 I picked up. I measured the rear width at ~225mm, from the outside edge of the wheels, and the front at ~245mm. Is there a way to narrow the front to match the rear width? Moreover, is there a way to do so while converting to 12mm hubs?
Have you tried B4 (bearing) front wheels?

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