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scr8p wrote:i get the feeling you have a 10t, huh?

Or he wants to sell something really really bad---28 posts in one day.

That is something you need to talk to your powder coater about. My chassis had very minor scuffs and scrapes, not sure what they did, but you can't tell any of them were even there. Its something I wasn't concerned about personally--but i am glad they are gone.

Went and picked up the chassis from the powder coater last night. As usual, this place I used did a fantastic job. I know the color might seem a little unorthodox, but it is definatly much more for show. As i stated earlier, I am not going to abuse this already unabused 10T. I have to gather and cle...

Twister, man you speak volumes about that stuff. I bought mine about 6 years after I was truely into it--and out of it, and even then I could not believe how much had changed. Now getting back into it almost 15 years after again, I am just about as lost as ever. Technology has really taken hold of t...

Thanks.

Chassis is out to be coated, I have some RPM parts here waiting. I found some of the elusive HPI front wheels like i had on the front--both in chrome and white. The rears I need to get still but seem to be a bit more available. So the big wait now is on the chassis.

Hi all, a few months ago when I joined, I showed a pic of my lightly used RC10T Team truck I bought back in '96. Being I bought a brand T truck to play with, and inspired by some other projects, I decided to blow apart my truck and start a build. This will see very light use when done as I want to k...

Way back when I tried racing (Legend cars), I had alot of fun. I think alot of that was due to it being a spec class, with everyone running the same chassis, motors, and batteries. Even a nobody like me was able to compete fairly well. But then the cheaters showed themselves and were winning EVERY w...

Thats pretty cool. And to suprise your son with that is awesome!! Congrats to both of you and Merry Christmas.

Cool to see some stuff still mint in the box out there. I had a blackfoot for a VERY long time that had ALOT of mods to it. Should have never sold it---man does it bring back memories.....

Just curious, What kind of welder did you get anyhow? (Stick, mig, tig?)

I would've bought a double breaker and just wired into its own. You have the space in the box to do that. I also would have bought breakers to replace the ones with fuses also.

Only if its metal, which is overkill in a residential application. You can still put a nail or screw through the plastic stuff.

RC10resto wrote: If you can post a link I am sure that you can post an image

I know I am new here, but I agree. I hate when I see that on any site I go on.

Whats on my list or what did we already by for ourselves? LOL I broke the bank big time and bought a tool box off the Mac Tools truck. Heck of a deal though. Just waiting on the top box to get here (custom color combo) then he is going to deliver the top and bottom to my house. Funny thing is, I jus...

I have no idea how far I will get into this build, LOL. Appreciate the offer on the motor, PM sent. I may (probably will) switch to LiPo, but not right now, I want to get both my trucks looking they way I want then I will add speed later as I get used to driving them again. The first time out Friday...

Well, i realized two thing thinking about this afterwrds. One: I am running a 7 cell pack Two: I was running my old Bolink Spec Legends motor in my RC10T. That accounts for quite a difference compared to what the Rustler has---which explains why it currenty is so much faster than my old 10T. I wonde...