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The wheels on your XXXcr must be different from stock Losi wheels because they should be smooth dished wheels. The Losi nuts are larger than Associated and other popular brands. If you can find the right wheels you shouldn't have a problem.

Thanks Mike I thought that must be the solution. Those Meteors you have look good have you had them from new?

Cool I've always liked the homemade customised cars I remember someone at our local club with an Optimal mid rear end on the Meteor. Also I was looking at DarbyDans build and his gearbox is flat underneath.

Thanks for sharing the pictures of your cars, could the latest models have been changed to prevent this problem. The mid motor Meteor was well ahead of its time have you driven it.

Just wondering if you can help me, I bought a long wheelbase chassis but realized the gearbox doesn't fit because it is moulded to go down the back of the chassis. Have you modified the back part on yours.

You've made a nice job of your Meteor and the sound it makes is completely different to modern cars. Hopefully mine will turn out as good.

Sounds like a good idea, I already know my top two cars.

I can't wait to see how this car looks when it's finished as I am working on something similar. Which front arms did you end up using.

Yes I understand why the parts were being bleached it was the tea part of the process I was wondering about.

Okay that makes sense now. Keep up the great work

Great work but I'm just wondering why you would bleach the parts then put them in tea

Very nice I love the old Losi Trinity combination and the shell looks nice too.

This is one of the best looking shells I have seen. I can't wait to see the complete truck.

This RC10 looks amazing , The nose is different to anything I have seen and the motor plate looks great too.My favourite of the gold pans so far.

Craigs cars always looked great do you have his world rc10 from the same race?