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Looking good. I think these cheap brushless setups are really shaking up the industry.

https://scontent-lhr3-1.xx.fbcdn.net/v/l/t1.0-9/11050_10153046035025726_2252652328598818021_n.jpg?oh=68afd8258ed4b16c738decf7e03baf37&oe=58048E09 I hope this image works? My 1972 Triumph GT6 with a TR6 2.5 litre engine. I built this from the frame up. https://scontent-lhr3-1.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0...

jeepy2013 wrote:The paint job on the kit body actually came out pretty good, it's just the colors, I don't know what I was thinking...

Man that looks AWESOME!

Where do the battery and speed controller go...

I'm in the UK and I'm finding the biggest obstacle to getting a car running is the availability of parts here. At first glance you think there are lots of distributors and such, but when you go to make your order find out all the key parts are out of stock. Every time something breaks I face a 3 wee...

Excellent, thanks for all the pointers so far. Schumacher part, the plot thickens...

yellowdatsun wrote:That'd be my guess too, you can see where the three holes would line up on the chassis.

Yeah, they did line up which is why I suspected. I just don't know why it would have been with my Team Car. Strange.

Thank you

I got this with my RC10 and I'm assuming it's for a road going variant or similar? Any ideas please?

That guy spent 850 hours because he knows the part is there and could care less if anyone else knows. This thread has been enlightening, if only people could come to RC10talk.com to see what civil disagreement looks like. Rc10talk for president! This is one of the most friendly yet mature forums I'...

jeepy2013 wrote:It's just odd, don't even know what it goes to.

Is it not the front body screw? The one that goes up through the front shell mount?

I had that single long yellow screw in my blue screw pack too. It didn't really bother me as I was only buying it for the screws; mine are missing or scuffed away to nothing...

The battery alarms are peanuts on eBay; I have one in each of my cars. Way cheaper than replacing a damaged lipo.

Pointing out a fault can be factual, you have a run in your paint. I don't like Red is just an opinion no one asked for however. That said the internet does make it easy to tear down. Guy spends 150 hours building something, he knows where the faults are better than anyone and probably doesn't need...

If you have an original unmolested Team Car.... I have a Team Car, but its been thoroughly molested by the previous owner. ...it came with 1/4" universal drive shafts, 1/4" flanged bearings and the older style rear hubs. Mines got the thicker driveshafts (I assume 1/4"), which were f...

All Team Cars came stock with CVDs and I am almost sure the stock rear axles from the rere have holes for the small springs. I would go for CVDs and call it a day. Maybe post a picture of your setup? I will post one as soon as I can. I wonder if the CV will be compatible with my new setup: I have t...