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MTM 18x4, Japan on can, epic on end bell, brush hood heatsink.

I don’t have a Yokomo variant, but I know they are out there (not 100% sure, but I think the Yokomo variants are the oldest).

Older MTM, 19x2. Team Losi/Japan on can, just positive symbol and no brush hood heat sink.

Looks original. Open it up and pull out the armature and post some pics of that too.

30 degree castor blocks Aluminum front axles steering blocks for aluminum axles thicker shock towers, front and rear, more holes thicker front arms, front and rear graphite transmission brace Universal axles one-piece wheels Spur gear without diff ball holes slipper thrust bushing set Narrow team tr...

Basically, the shock mounting locations are different and it uses different shock pistons. I've been meaning to scan my team truck manual to put it online, I'll try and get that done.

Old RC has the original 10T manual on one PDF.
http://oldrc.com/AssociatedFiles/rc10t_manual.pdf

#4187 .030 nylon washer the part your looking for?

Contact BSR racing for 1/10th pan car tire foam...

http://www.bsrjaco.com/10th-pan-car

That Dynamite MicroPro has old style Airtronics servo sockets, so it should need a Airtronics crystal. But be mindful, old style Airtronics plugs had the positive and negetive wires in reverse order from Futaba plugs. The Shredder receiver has Futaba style servo sockets.

Look at the rear hubs from the top down view, you can see the angle change at the hub. The other hub that has a similar design has zero degrees. so you can easily see the difference. On the rear arm mount, the 3 degree has two different newer style designs, and the 0 degree has one newer style design.

Just used to looking at them for years, lol. I have a setup system. But given the available options, I tell by the hinge pin angle and by looking at it and the part design.

RC10T setup option part list

RC10T standard kit parts are... 4.5 degrees total rear toe-in per side. 6360 1.5 degree rear arm mount 7358 3 degree rear hubs What Chris's setup says... 3 degrees total rear toe-in per side. 7363 3 degree rear arm mount 7365 0 degree rear hubs But...Pictures of the rear end and top view show 3 degr...

You should contact Hitec and find out if the positive and negative servo/esc plugs are reversed from the Futaba wire standard- if the plug shape on the receiver case is the shape of the old Airtronics plugs.

You'll probably need an Airtronics crystal in the receiver, and a Futaba transmitter crystal in the transmitter - on the same band/frequency. If memory serves...one is positive shift, and the other is negative shift (don't remember which). But it's a matter of the crystal actually functioning in the...

I like restoring the Novak 410 esc's...once you make a couple bad buys on some not working units, you have spare parts to pretty up working ones, lol.

Also, with the belt rollers. The bearings for the steering are slightly larger in diameter than the standard plastic rollers. And I've noticed the tough racing belts are constantly contacting even the smaller diameter plastic rollers, increasing drive train drag, at least with the rear belt. I just ...