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Hi all.

I did have a search on here about this but didn't find an answer.
Could someone give me the measurements of the front and rear rc10T shocks from eyelet to eyelet please ?
The 1.02 and 1.32 ones.

Thanks !

Onesillyhatch wrote: ↑Thu Mar 30, 2023 9:39 am Does anyone use the same car for dirt and carpet? I’m guessing this is easier with 4wd?

Thanks

I do also. As Nicholas said it's all about setup changes. I see no reasons to have separate cars for dirt and carpet besides the pleasure to own multiple cars.

Thanks for your multiple feedbacks, much appreciated. I was told anodizing will not work but I might give it a shot if I find a company nearby. I'll pass by a hobby shop tomorrow and check if they have a paint solution also, including some sort of coating to prevent wear. I do hope I can use the car...

I agree but i've been told that re anodizing them is difficult unfortunately. Have you ever seen some re anodized ?
I just don't want to purchase the gold ones without good options.
Seems difficult to purchase the small bore Rc10T shock bodies these days.
Thanks.

Hi all. Has anyone managed to paint associated shocks with good results to refresh them or change colors ? In the process of putting together a RC10 stealth 91 replica I have to get many parts from the rc10T. I found some in my area but the shocks are gold therefore I wonder how to change them to th...

Hello all.

It seems that gp3d is taking preorders for:
RC10 '91 Detroit Worlds REPLICA Conversion Kit - PREORDER

Pretty happy as I have been looking for a rc10 91 replica. Thought I'd share the info here.

Charles.

LusBus wrote: ↑Mon Feb 28, 2022 6:00 am I have some CAD files for arms, chassis, bulkhead, topdeck and more: If you are interested and have the possibilities, you can build a car yourself (print or mill the parts, or let somebody do this for you).

Hello.
Would you mind sharing those CAD files?
Thank you!

Are those Bosscat shocks on the front? :D They look familiar. Hello ! These are absolutely Schumacher shocks. I remember the bosscat being very popular here on indoor tracks. Nice one on your pic. I picked these on a cougar, I don't think I ever changed the springs or oil back then. In the cleaning...

Hi. Awesome. I have somewhat the same rc10 but pretty dusty. Now I want to get it clean. You kept the parts white and didn't drill the chassis full of holes. It'll look great once it's cleaned. Thank you. I do remember this trend back then to drill the chassis for gaining weight, I guess.

Thanks for the nice words guys.
Here's a pic of my dirty hopefully soon to be restored rc10 rpm

Hi all. I'm Charles from France. Glad to finally register here. I started rc a long time ago, I think around 1990. I had connections in the USA so I got my hands on a rc10. Discovered rc was small where I lived but there was tracks and clubs. Mainly 1/8th nitro tho. The rc car action about the 91 if...

Thanks ! You're absolutely right, these are Schumacher shocks. I remember installing this rpm kit back then and the original rc10 shocks wouldn't fit. I didn't know much but I found those shocks on a cougar and they fitted properly. I should find proper associated vintage shocks now so it can someho...

Hi.
Awesome. I have somewhat the same rc10 but pretty dusty. Now I want to get it clean.