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In performance on the track the Lunsford are probably no different at all but they are made from grade 5 ti, made in the USA, as well as lifetime guaranteed. Can you tell by driving the car they are better? No. But they are, at least IMO, much better. Thanks. Those are solid reasons. The price I fo...

I need some confirmation on what Lunsford hinge pin set to get. I have an rc10 team car, the one that came just before the worlds and with original front and rear arms. I wrote lunsford on what set to get and they stated the worlds set but the inside rear pin in that set is 2.0 the width of the rear...

How do the Lunsford titanium buckles compete the the associated team titanium? I see the as team turnbuckles for $7 a pair on Amazon

To expand on this request
Can someone take a picture of the unfolded boxes.
Specifically I am looking for 7001 rc10T
I know that there was a poster of the unfolded box made for the Re-re


Does anyone know what size boxes the buggies and trucks came in as well?

I took the whole car apart and started cleaning the plastic parts and sorting out what screws and hardware was missing. Most of the stuff was there, I just needed to find some parts for the shocks. First big project was to do some work on the chassis, I was out of the game when this car came out so...

Are these still being made?
If So what would the current price be?

Did you ever get this sorted out? I found a single left arm for sale on ebay for under $10 if that helps you out.
-Joseph

For a budget hex conversion for trucks (haven't tried on cars), you can use the cheap and readily available parts for 2WD Traxxas trucks (Slash, Rustler, and Stampede). The front track width is slightly narrower than the Associated parts. All that is required is to open up the caster blocks with a ...

Are you trying to fit in a rule based class? Or just bashing around? If you are just bashing around, I can give you some lower priced options for wheels and hex conversion parts for trucks. Readily available Traxxas parts are easily adapted to the 10T trucks. The track width isn't exact but it with...

juicedcoupe wrote: ↑Mon May 03, 2021 11:17 am These are the wheels that I see used most often:

https://www.jconcepts.net/shop/mono-t41-t5m-12mm-hex-wheel

I thought the price was reasonable, considering that it is all four.

Thanks for pointing out that that's for 4 wheels. It's usually tires and multiple sets.

I believe that most people use B4.1 front wheels on buggies. My car isn't normal. It is a short arm car with wide offset RPM crawler wheels all around, with street tires. On my 10T trucks that are converted to hex, I use the same wheels all around. Jconcepts makes some that are the correct offset b...

mikea96 wrote: ↑Mon Apr 19, 2021 4:47 pm Not sure about the wheels unless he bought the car used and someone just used the 3 piece instead of one piece.

I bought it new. It came with 2.0 sized 3 piece wheels. I still have the wheels, no tires though.

That is the 20° block for an SC10 and RC10B4 and T4. They are harder to find than the 30° but are what you really want with an older car. The axles are retained by a short M3 screw. What offset wheels would be needed for the rc10/10t? Do the original hinge pins work? So to take a vintage rc10/rc10T...

That is the 20° block for an SC10 and RC10B4 and T4. They are harder to find than the 30° but are what you really want with an older car. The axles are retained by a short M3 screw. What offset wheels would be needed for the rc10/10t? So to take a vintage rc10/rc10T to 12mm hex front axles the So a...

What caster block are you using?
I am also I familiar with that type of axle. How it is held in to the steering block? Is there a clip or retainer of some kind ?

Thanks!