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Well the stickers are gone from the tyres now, its quite under powered but handles great, cant believe how easy it is to drive, Ive fitted a tuned pipe and will go for another run. Id love an old school fibreglass nascar body but looking quite hard to find. I have found a local supplier who sells Ho...

I recently bought this, from my research I think its a 90s era WCM car, it looks like its never been run, Im looking for a body or advice on a period correct style. I think its supposed to have a nascar body but I may just make my own paved modified style body to run untill I can find the correct on...

Sorry I jumped the gun a bit here,they dont fit as I had hoped ,like Beau S said they are too narrow like the speed T ones,Oh well just got my plastic ones from OLDRC,that was super quick shipping,atleast I can run them untill I can get some GPM ones.

True but if that happens Ill belt it out with a hammer and pin punch.I dont think Ill have much luck finding a brace as these alum ones are 4 degree unless I make one or longate a 3 degree one which I think I will try before running it.

I agree,Ill just remove some of the chassis.Looking forward to seeing how the 4 degree toe in will work on the track.Will report back after some track time.

They fit! Its a good fix for a chassis with broken bumper holes too as the hinge pin on the XXX alum block is fixed in place with grub screws. Heres a pic of one I mocked on a broken chassis,not sure if its best to remove some of the chassis like in the pic or cut away both cross braces on the block...

I just ordered some of these hoping I can make them fit,

http://www.modelflight.com.au/tlr-rear-pivot-block-4-degree-alum-xxx-sct-cr-tcr.html?utm_source=Ebay&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=Ebay

Supposed to be for the XXX.They were on sale for $6.99 each so cheap enough.

Wish I would have saw those alloy ones before buying 6 plastic ones,I didnt even think of searching for street weapon ones. I was running the 2 degree ones but ran 0 degree last night as was all I had left.There is some alloy braces with the 3 degree conversion a2208 I bought so I will definetly be ...

That Trinity one would be nice. I just bought a2208 3 degree rear block that looks similar but in plastic from OLDRC.I was wondering how it would fit as it says its for the XX4,looks like Ill need to do some mods but with the front section removed I cant see it being any stronger.I really need to fi...

Heres my trusty XX4 fresh off the track from last night.I havent raced it much in the last 5 years but just moved close to a track and started up again and really enjoying it.Trouble is Im breaking a rear pivot block every meeting,some snap and some pull past the screws like the one in the pic.The c...

Wow,they are beautifull,they look like Australian dingos.

Ok thanks,Ill try the mid motor set up,hope its better,I like the looks of the truck but was disapointed when it handled worse than my RC10T.

I know this thread is a bit old but I just bought a lightly used 22T and looking for advise.It seems to be set up from the manual and Im really unhappy with the way it drives,it has little steering but then when the back comes out a little it becomes uncontrollable.Im no set up expert so if anyone h...

I just ordered a second one locally,I will run one and keep the other as an investment,I think they will go up in value over a year or 2 if the 2000 limit is true,No one will be rich by selling their re release off but I like anything that goes up in value,even if its sitting in my shed.

YZ400 78,didnt enjoy it all that much,a bit before my time of interest,restored then sold to buy CR500. CR500 88,did a semi restoration,just sold 3 months ago to fund wifes new bussiness,that one hurt. KTM450 04,my current ride and my YZ426 in the background,owned since new. FJ1200,classic cruiser.Y...