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Never posted up the results.

You can plate over, or under, bluing.
Exactly what I was looking for. Everything still moves freely though I did need to work the pins on one of the bones.

Hopefully this let’s me feel better about where I can put my projects.

Would be neat, but there are now so many runs of the rc10 it’s going to be hard to keep track. There was the forts re-release as well. I noticed that in the early print manuals you can see the gating.

I did not properly store my parts. Working to identify my original parts vs new ones. Can someone check if the edinger parts have the same gate and release pin marks? IMG_6933.jpeg The gate point on the original is in the center IMG_6934.jpeg The ejection pin points are all along front edge of the p...

This is my rc10cc built on a vintage graphite chassis. I used the original brass bushings and white idler gears finish out the build.

There are a bunch of folks racing 6 gears on carpet, but only you know how hard you are on your cars. Take it to the track on a practice day. Worse case scenario, a pair of 6613 idler gears are only $8, $12 if you need them shipped... cheap insurance. Good 2.4GHz transmitters come with programmable...

Anyone run a vintage RC10 on astroturf? I am thinking of bringing mine as a fun track experiment but I’m not sure if the 6-gear transmission would hold. The class is any 2wd buggy with 17.5t ROAR spec motor. :lol: The overall specs seem well within the 6 gear capabilities. The high traction of the ...

IMG_6893.jpeg I can finally start my 6 gear build. Dude that paint is the t*ts! Yep. Had Jeremy from Off The Grid Designs agreed to paint up a copy of a 6160x as well as each of the wings to match. His work is great. It looks amazing in person. I pieced together all of the bits and bobs that make a...

I can finally start my 6 gear build.

I’d wager if you disassembled the packs and tested individual cells you may be able to reassemble decent packs.

For those that don’t know, archive.org keeps old and smaller websites from the past available

https://web.archive.org/web/20060819024540/http://genehusting.com/

tgfarrell wrote: ↑Mon Jun 02, 2025 4:58 pm Took longer to mask it with tape that do the painting.

That's what happens when you are doing it correctly. If you don't count drying time painting is quick.

This is my little reference. Most of this was lifted from RCCA a long time ago. Can't guarantee you it is perfect, but it has always worked for me. RC10 BUGGY SHOCK LENGTHS.jpg That is incredibly useful. Thank you very much for taking the time to share. Now I need to find an equivalent for turnbuck...

Lots of handy people here, hopefully someone can help me. I have been having trouble cleaning my shower. The bottom of the aluminum framed glass door does not drain anywhere. Is it supposed to drain out these openings in the pan? There is one on each side of the door. can you take a zoomed out shot...

tommy911t wrote: ↑Thu May 29, 2025 2:38 pm Great looking kit!! Dang, they're having fun over there!

This kit actually looks worthwhile. Most of the other ones don't

Frankentruck wrote: ↑Tue May 27, 2025 2:53 pm The RC10DS has no front kickup

I though it was a small amount like 3-5 degrees?