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2-3mm? Really? That would be perfect! Using the B3 hubs sounds like the easiest route to take. Hopefully I will be able to use my exisiting dogbones. This is basicly going to be a touring suspension so I dont need the full range of articulation.

So the RPM Worlds arms are shorter thant the Dual Sport arms?

Getting some rear arms 3D printed would woud totally work. I just have no idea how to get a set printed w/o having them designed in CAD first.

I need to decrease the rear track on my Dual Sport my aprox 6mm. I am running 31mm HPI Vintage 8 spoke wheels and I really dont want to go down to the 26mm wheel because I don't want to loose the "deep dish" look. Initially I planned on moving the rear control arms inward but that won't wo...

Is it necessary to have kick-up on the nose plate if it is an on-road car?

The DS doesn't have any kick-up on the front plate.

It makes sense. I think I will have enough room for the LiPo since I am extending the chassis in length by 45mm.

I have a brand new RC10 Dual Sport milled chassis but I think that I will just eBay it rather than "swiss cheese" it! Since I will need a chassis that approximately 40mm longer than stock, I will most likely make my own out of aluminum. I just wanted to make sure everything was going to fi...

Gotcha! I just pulled out an old transmission and now I see exactly what you are referring to!

THANKS!!!

I have identified the four(4) suspension mount holes, the two(2) bulkhead mont holes and the four(4) small stealth transmission holes. I assume that the additional four(4) holes are what you are referring to as "6 gear holes".

What are the "6 gear holes"? I saw reference to this before and that's primarily what threw me off.

I would like to convert my RC10 Dual Sport to a mid-motor set-up. However I am at a loss as to how to properly undertake this task. First, where do I drill the holes if I am using a stealth transmission? If I leave the transmission in it's existing location and simply switch it around, my new holes ...