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Hi RC10th, I don't know if this helps, I have been looking on Dirtoval.com and RC Speed Shop have .12 Nitro engines, http://rcspeedshop.com/index.php?cPath=48&osCsid=9poh2igkp97556bflv7obok925 Cheers, DaveM. All the DO stuff we use are .12 on road. The 353 tuned in 09 ran near 40,000 RPM. And y...

I've always stored mine a 7.60-7.75 for 2s. Been using that system for 5 years with no issues

It's hard to do, knowing how many years they've stayed sealed and untouched!

Their mirage so is no longer a re re re pop. ..but a new proline mirage ss copy. How is PL not going after him for selling a body that they own the mold to for $10 less?

Brandon G wrote:Boost in your 2WD buggy? I thought the general rule of thumb in the classes running 17.5 was to do without it.

Every year I've looked into attending I was sure it was blinky too.

Somebody has been playing with their Solidworks software. Cool rendering! I was playing with some software a while ago too...but not as technical as that!

While I'm sure you'll receive responses. ..rc10talk.com is a vintage enthusiasts website.

Whoo Hoo! Thanks for the congrats.... glad some llike that build, definitely my favorite. Lots of high quality cars in that contest, and I know that there are tons of other great builds here to be shown still in later contests! Good news is that is the only painted RC 10 I own! RC10T the other hand ...

R/Cat wrote:

Raul Garcia wrote:How does writing in a publication make you a Pro level driver by any means?

I think he meant he might also know pro-drivers thanks to his magazine job but I guess he'll clarify.

That is my take on the way it is read, simple English. There isn't even a comma splice in that sentence

Didn't think about the 834b and looks like you're right about the bulkheads and front spool. I just did some looking though and the stock 834b sprockets came in 12t and 13t didn't they? This one is 14t. As for the front diff...maybe the sprocket is from the Thorp ball diff but I still believe the d...

gomachv wrote:Got the front axles in. The rear stub with hex and a spacer are the perfect width, as compared to my stock team car anyway


So here is the next major hurdle

looks like AE didn't do any better on the new cases

Vin (Dual) could highlight it much better, and likely has in his Yokomo time line, but the cars are technically Yokomo Dog fighter 95' WCS models. Kinwalds, Pavidis, Masamis were all prototype cars at the 1995 IFMAR worlds, and from this one, Scott Browns, and Marks they all share the chassis and co...

They might be sticky after drying from all the traction compound picked up off the track

Hey, thanks for posting. Would be nice to know a bit more about this particular chassis as some bits don't match with the car actually ran at Yatabe. BK ran Losi shocks in Japan, some screws don't look quite the same and some ball cups are of a different color. The chassis must have a nail polish m...

Again, to each his own. At our indoor track the compounding has an effect by eliminating sticking of dust and fine dirt to the tire (pure clay, high moisture content, superfine) letting the rubber stay in contact with the clay, instead of dirty tire to clay. In fact, we could pull the car...toss ont...