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Hey there, I'm planning on racing my rc10 in a 17.5 class. I've been looking the hobbywing justock and stock spec esc's and the 17.5 motor combo also. Any input on a solid performance esc and motor would be greatly appreciated. I've also considered something used, possibly novak or lrp if they would...

My old bronco.

A friend gave me this nesc-1.
Not sure if it works, missing the on/off switch and the brake heatsink.

Here's four lengths of the bottom load shock bodies.
.56, .71, 1.02, 1.32.

JosephS wrote: ↑Wed Aug 17, 2022 11:15 pm You would need to change the steering and camber links to longer ones.

Andy's made short arms also.

I can't see from the pictures of the wheel that well, but they're possibly b4 wheels. Rubbing where the lower shock mount attaches to the a-arm, correct?
The front hole of the suspension mount was probably cut off to run the short wheelbase location without having to notch the original bulkhead.

Sources for the couple of other lengths? 1/4, 7/8, 1 1/4? The 1/4 were always steel, so stainless makes sense. original green anodized I believe the rc10 1/4" screw for the middle noseplate was originally aluminum. I avoid the re-re green ones like the plague. I think they are made from the sa...

Hello guys, I have the jc racing soft arms. I ran a .126 reamer through them, but the material seems really soft and it didn't help like it normally does with the stock associated pieces. Has more bind than I care for. Anyone else running these have a way to make them move more smoothly?
Thanks.

I see there's a similar motor currently on eBay, same label, but it has a black can, bearings, and adjustable timing. This one looks like the stock Yokomo motors that came in the rc10 with a different label. Might be what it is.

Hey, seeing if anyone has information on this motor. It was in an rc12i I bought years ago. Thanks.

RC10 short arm with Novak 13.5 brushless and LRP stock spec esc.

Sacramento here.

fastener express.

Here's what I do. The original servo saver can get sloppy.