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Yah, I keep hearing that "tranny will work with a brushless setup" someone mentioned it about the RC10 somewhere and I'm scratching my head. The XX tranny is really no different than it was in 1993. Might have some better manufacturing processes and perhaps some different materials but it'...

I remember all of this!! it's all coming back! I saw the 300zx in person, this was the sorta double deck chassis, yes.?



PICS MAN PICS!!! lol.

spydur23 wrote:I love that you have a losi buggy in the background. I don't feel so bad seeing my brand new 22t sitting in a sea of vintage associated lol!

haha. Yah, 22 is pretty good. It's just to as cool as the 90's stuff though IMHO. I am going to build a XX buggy to run as well..

We'll said.. lol.

Yep. Can also use straight lye crystals. Probably sand it down a bit and have it reanodiezed. I guess I'm just curious if I should power coat it or anodize. I have a powder gun and that might be more ideal.

slaps head.. I thought I was going mad!!

Yes, I had the exact same mag. Probably still do. Read most of it and I even remembered it had the Mr. A 14x3 motor.

Well how the hell did I miss that? Maybe the photos didn't load the first time through and I skipped to page xxx..

very cool!

The 300zx!!

My father had a new one in 1990, twin turbo!! love that car.. I'd love to see more pics of that!!

Oh.. lol. Ill never drive these. No worries there. I have owned them for gees.. 10 years and they are decoration.. nothing more. I wouldnt be worried about crashing the car so much as ripping the drivetrain out. Your black car is fantastic! What is the story with the wheels? The only way to improve ...

So my first thoughts are getting the parts white and the chassis cleaned up. I have read about the peroxide/UV method and have access to a pretty intense UV machine I may try to use. Does anyone have any tips on the chassis? I am going to strip off the anodizing and then clean all of the scratches u...

Hello there RC10 Talk world. I have been racing them for about 20 years but I am new to restoring RC Cars! This is going to be my first crack at this and rightfully so, I chose the first race kit I ever built. The RC10T. I originally learned of the RC10T with the article about Cliff Lett's cow paint...

OHHHH I'm gonna need more pics of that black one..

I was going to paint one of my NIP bodies black because I feel it will hide some of the inaccuracies in the sculpt and be shiny as heck... at some point I am going to revamp this car.

The box is full of an unbuilt kit! lol


Wheelbase.. IDK. Ill measure it when I go back downstairs.

here is the one on ebay now..

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Kyosho-Lamborghini-Diablo-Kit-No-4253-Scale-Car-Series-Vintage-Rare-/141076698605?pt=Radio_Control_Vehicles&hash=item20d8d395ed

Yah, I see there is a NIB one on ebay right now. dumb luck, I guess. I literally scoured the earth for these back in the day.


Jaguar is the same chassis indeed.

I actually just found out that I have two NIP bodies. One with a full plastic set. Wild.

More shots.. as you can see, a very good condition example. Even has a vintage motor in it. I forgot there was gear in this thing as well. Whats neat about this car especially is that the chassis layout is quite similar to a real Lamborghini. Quad shocks in the back, rear motor, the bottom of the ch...