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Nice to run into you again,Joey. I have an X Factory X-6,the AE B4 buggy conversion. I bought X Factory's 'Total 4-Gear Update Package' last year and it's a beautiful bit of engineering. The 4 gear tranny is super smooth and the inertia of the motor winding up really plants the rear wheels-similar t...

I've always wondered what make those turnbuckles were-thanks for that!
It drives real nice.

scr8p-My RC10 T2 uses an early '90's vintage A&L ball bearing bellcrank steering system that uses the 8-32 screws (I think) and works really well.
I think Valkyrie RC on eBay has a set.
Here it is:

Oh,it has MIP CVD's,a woven carbon fibre front shock tower, and a sweet,1992 vintage A&L ball bearing steering kit that works very well indeed. I also have an RPM rear hub carrier upgrade kit that accepts larger bearings,but I need to find the right size bearings for it...The store I bought it f...

I'll try for a third,while my computer's actually behaving itself...

My computer'sa not playing nice...Kicking me off when I try to upload more than one photo.
Thanks for the kind comment,I'm really happy with the way the paint turned out.

Here's a shot of my RC10T2. This is the car that got me back into RC after a ten year hiatus. Bought it from a local (New Zealand) online auction in pretty good shape. I've since added a new body,RPM gear cover,rear arms,body mounts,ball cups,front bumper,shock spring cups,shock preload clamps...Jus...

Thanks for the kind remarks and the info regarding the screws,that's great news! Richierich-I saw your Turbo Ultima on Tamiya Club and it was your car that inspired me to buy and restore a Turbo Ultima,your car looks great. I wish I'd driven it before I restored it,though! There's just no way in he...

First,I'd like to thank MaruiHunter73 for telling me about this incredible website-Thanks,Gary! I thought as my first post I'd tell anyone who's interested about my Turbo Ultima restoration... I owned one of these way back in 1989 and it was the fastest thing around (here,anyway!). All was well and...