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Typically, the listed length is the thread length.

There are also standard, low profile, tall, and standoff styles. This refers to the ball side.

While not common in the 4.3mm (RC10 size) size, there are also internal threaded ball studs.

This guy gets the jerk award. He readjusted his parking job to make sure he was taking 2 spots, and then left his vehicle blocking one direction of the roadway. Brilliant. . 1000016912.jpg Most of our local launches were redone about 10 years ago. All of the parking slots were setup to allow for a ...

Just for looks, I used some 6mm Tamiya masking tape that I colored with a Sharpie.

Why not a set of modern 2.2 tires and wheels?

These wheels are from the re-re Turbo Scorpion, and the tires are Schumacher. The rears are 12mm hex and the fronts are regular bearing mount.

Frankentruck wrote: ↑Fri Jun 13, 2025 2:57 pm If Amain didn't charge me taxes I would buy more from them.

With monthly coupons and rebate points, it usually works out pretty good.

Unfortunately, Associated and Traxxas don't allow coupons on normal orders. I just made a $200+ order, but only $60 was eligible for monthly coupons.

I don't know how they will hold up but I grabbed some of these off Amazon. $12 for two servos was worth trying. https://a.co/d/10dyuNq They are similar to the Onyx servo above. They line up pretty good with the mini-servo holes on a RC10 chassis. Both tested good, so I removed the ugly stickers from...

ZED32 wrote: ↑Sat Jun 07, 2025 1:31 am If there is a mod for the 6-gear that makes it smoother, this has it.

When built properly, the 6 gear is a very smooth transmission.

I've got one of the 2013 re-re transmissions with bushings, it is still smooth.

Shat, thought I had a couple 16T's, but it's the 12T that I have a few. Thought I had ya covered there for a sec. Has anyone else ever noticed that 12T motors seem to outnumber other modifieds by a large margin? I mean, a 12T was the first mod that I ever bought. That was because it was the lowest ...

morrisey0 wrote: ↑Wed Jun 11, 2025 8:37 pm No go on having a diff. I'll have to look around and see what I can do to remedy that.

Look into the Tamiya 54897. I "think" it's what you need.

Order a couple things from Dhawk. The seller information made me laugh a little.

Maybe I'm just a bit immature.

I planned ahead a while back and ordered all the MCI Mega motor decals, which at the time I had all but one collected. I don't have the 16t or the reverse Outlaw Stock (not looking), but I have two two 22T's, and three 360's ( 2 standard, 1 reverse). I'll stumble across a moderately cheap 16t event...

R6cowboy wrote: ↑Tue Jun 10, 2025 9:29 pm Kinda sure this is one I don't have, until now.


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While not perfect (slight white outline around the red), the MCI decal for these are pretty good.

You set it to 6 cells, turn the timer on and then connect the battery wires to the motor. I said I do it, I didn't say it's a great idea. :lol: I'm sure I'm not the only one here that does this in lieu of buying a dyno. Obviously, you don't get the actual specs of the motor, but you can at least te...

Probably these, although you should confirm with them. https://www.jcracingproducts.co.uk/wheels/traxxas-1/traxxas Even though they are in the UK, my orders have always arrived surprisingly quick. Just note that the fronts are the narrow design. You will need matching tiles. Schumacher and Pro-line ...

Here are the original spring rates and part numbers. I see them all the time on Ebay.