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rctenracer wrote: ↑Sat Jul 30, 2022 9:19 pm Dynotech has two conversion motor plates. Get the VER.2 If you plan on running brushless.

Thanks for the heads up. I didn't realize that, I just bought whatever they sell on ebay. What's the differences?

Have myself a NDS that I'm converting to electric too. Planning on using a dynotech motor mount and attaching the electronics to the chassis somehow. Keeping it simple.

No particular goal on the width, just tinkering around.

On the same note, are all 1/10 buggy rear wheel offsets the same? Does anyone know these specs on various wheels?

How can I widen my rc10b3 rear while keeping stock arms? Right now it measures about 235mm at outside of wheels. What rear hub carriers, axle or even cvd combo works and how much will it widen it by?

Looking to start restoring an old rc10gt and trying to figure out the wheels. - Where can I find original style wheels with 3/16" pin-axle rear and bearing-type fronts? If I want to convert to 12mm: - Is there a way I can I use original rc10gt blocks with new steering arms? Edit: Just saw a thr...

I am thinking of a project using a rc10b3 I picked up. I measured the rear width at ~225mm, from the outside edge of the wheels, and the front at ~245mm. Is there a way to narrow the front to match the rear width? Moreover, is there a way to do so while converting to 12mm hubs?

Its gonna be running a stock motor and nimh's for now, maybe brushless/lipo in the future.

I wanted to lighten up my rc10t2 while adding a custom touch by doing a custom chassis with a lighter material. Does anyone have any suggestions on material to use? Any tips or pictures of your own custom chassis? I was originally thinking of using G10 for a flat chassis, but I have also thought of ...

thanks for the suggestions, they seem like they would work, but those wheels look vintage and kind of hard to come by. What other options are there for more current, readily available wheels?

Hi, I was wondering where I could find some offset 2.2" truck wheels. I remember HPI used to make some deep dish/offset wheel, which I can't find anymore, but some of their new offerings seem to have some offset. I also read that the duratrax maximum st wheels have some offset. What else is out...