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Looking at my graphite rc10 it looks like the servo will interfere, i might have to make new tubes and mount for the bracing.

I am going to stop by the local track and see what is running on oval classes
If no vintage class is running I will make it a buggy and just enjoy.it .

I will build it as a buggy, but will be used for oval carpet.

That was the first hole drilled, did not zero the tool before starting.

Finally got a new Carbon Chassis cut, now i need to get it built

The shock tower was in the box, it is a truck tower and kept it on it.

They are JC Racing wheels, correct.

jon

I use solidworks for 3D modeling, i never tried sketchup but might someday if i get time.

The axles are machined of stainless steel. originally was going to be a alloy to temper.
The cvd design is next.

Phin I have been out of rc car racing for 20 years and did not realize all the new stuff out there. I want to produce something instead of source parts. All your guy's input is very much appreciated. Here is a side picture that shows the relationship between a RC10 2.0" wheel and the B4.1 2.2&q...

The axles are machined from steel and the spacers are aluminum.

The parts consist of a new axle and wheel spacer.
Basically the same as the TT wheels but allows the use of B4 wheels.
I added another picture that shows the new parts.

Yes I have the tt wheels as well on another car, so many ways to make the wheels work.
I wanted to run my b4 wheels since I have one and can utilize the these wheels.

Yes it will stress the bearings more no doubt. I went this direction instead of a new hub carrier. Hopefully some testing will prove it will work fine though.

I am working on new hubs and spacers to mount new offset wheels.
These are B4 Wheels mounted on my RC10.
Now to do some testing.