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Scottzone wrote: ↑Mon Apr 28, 2025 4:02 pm Thanks everyone, I was able to wiggle it out with needle nose. Definitely need a new pin now.

Any suggestions on safely removing the 4.5 ball ends on this thing? I already broke one trying to use a screwdriver to pry it off.

2 pairs of pliers and twist the parts in opposite directions.

I've used a needle nose pliers to squeeze the sides of the pin so it compresses. From there I try and push the pin out. Sometimes just a few hard compressions on each side is all that's needed to loosen up the pin.

I think you meant factory works, not custom works. As well aren't all the new chassis drilled for both transmissions? Ha... indeed I did, thanks, typo corrected. :wink: Are they dual drilled? If so it'd save a couple bucks and a some time. 👍 From what I can see in the manuals and build threads, the...

Dangeruss wrote: ↑Thu Apr 24, 2025 2:02 pm Ooo... interesting build proposition. JoesphS had some pretty good thoughts.

Custom Works (username GoMachV here) Stealth drilling template www.ebay.com/itm/303982690875

I think you meant factory works, not custom works. As well aren't all the new chassis drilled for both transmissions?

Hi all, new member here who has spent far too much time looking at RC10s across the internet and has now decided to take the plunge and get going on building my 1st. I am a very experience RC builder but never done an RC10 before and have watched a lot of the build videos on YT so know what I am le...

mtbkym01 wrote: ↑Wed Apr 23, 2025 12:12 am I’m scared to think what this will cost down here in Aus

Quite a bit less in AUS at least for now.

Frankentruck wrote: ↑Tue Apr 22, 2025 1:14 pm Not the Graphite. but nice!
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That's quite a lot for that car. It seems hard to justify that price.

Happy Easter to all here and elsewhere.

... The Chonmage race format they have devised means there's a lot more luck involved if you win, rather than the spend all week setting up your buggy and throw every option part at it to make it as fast as possible so you take the racing more seriously to justify your investment. There's already a...

Found that RcMart is selling some of the items https://www.rcmart.com/pine-beach-raceway They have a link for sales to international buyers https://shop-pbrw-net.translate.goog/categories/4342352?_x_tr_sl=auto&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=en&_x_tr_pto=wapp They use a service to handle the japan ...

Thank you!! Are these the correct carbide diff balls? https://portal.associatedelectrics.com/factoryteam/parts/details/6619-ASC6619-ft_carbide_diff_balls_1_8_in/ Any 1/8 diff balls will work. For normal use, I use the cheap RJ Speed ones. Once Associated stops selling diff rings for the six gear (o...

most all 1/10th shock o-rings works.
I use the traxxas 2362 rebuild kit o-rings. Associated makes low friction x-rings. I also use these Avid X-rings

It's like elimination racing! There was a buggy that flipped over and got left that way as an obstacle! :lol: I also saw reverse get used. Very excellent track and participants. I did understand a little bit of what they said. My language skills must be better than I thought. I clearly heard "...

Very cool video. 👍 Was thinking the same thing, can't understand 'em, but they look like they're having a blast. Pretty lineup of cars too. The one at 15:40 and 19:00 with the mechanical speed controller, AM receiver, and lipo battery was cool. Liked the tight track and how quiet it was, no announc...

I don't know what they are saying but it looks like a great time.