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Look how long that right-side outdrive is on the stealth tranny drawing!!

email sent!! Ha ha, reading through that article makes me remember how much more fun the industry was just 6 short years ago!

Thanks hoser! I didn't even know you were on here. I'm looking for the picture of Me, Bess and Kevin from the race. Hey sorry to hear the bad news man. Thanks Erich~ myself and a couple other key players from Xtreme are actually starting another big writing project so everyone hasn't seen the last ...

Hey Erich, I should have it. I'll check tomorrow and let you know.

Jeff

Jeff, all Masami's cars that I have noticed have had the ZD-107H in gold (albeit sometimes lighter) Hey Reggie, that is what I thought but look at the Masami pic I posted above - doesn't it look like the buttons are the fatter silver ones rather than the thin gold ones that you have on your WCS bui...

Wow, I've been looking for the wrong wing buttons all along! I thought I was looking for the gold ones (which I would have stripped the anodizing off of) for my '89 Masami Yokomo but when I look at the pic again I think I am looking for the original 834 ones as pictured above. MAN!!! I would have pa...

Now I'm confused... as I thought the 834 ones were the same (less the anodizing) as the WCS version that have been hovering around this forum??

I'd be interested in a set of these as well if you can get more sets made??

Thanks, Jeff

Good job Reg!! Congrats~ Did you name her Ruby after the Speed Gem series of motors from Trinity?? I named my first kid Revtech!

slotcarrod wrote:I'm jealous of your body!

Yea.... he clearly works out!

Something I did on one of my old touring cars (RCLab) was to modify the rear wishbones by effectively cutting off one of the outer pivot 'lugs' - trimming it down & then re-attaching it with a small turnbuckle... thus giving adjustable toe-in. I'm not that familiar with the 870c arm design &...

Excellent, thanks for the ideas guys! I want to try and stay away from drilling if possible. Drilling hinge-pin holes or boring out hubs on a runner can be tough to get accurate unless you have the proper equipment (which I don't) - not to mention I'd have to make spares of everything in case of bre...

Charlie don't surf wrote: due to the nature of this replica.......

Ha ha, awesome!

I've been thinking about doing it for a while so it's time to start collecting parts to build a runner for a vintage nats of some sort. Does anyone know of any YZ10/870C rear hubs that offer rear toe? The stock setup basically seems to be zero degrees so I'd like to get at least 2-degrees in there i...

This will be the greatest project of all time!!!!!!!!! I can't wait to see its progress.

Jeff