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Composite craft was the only show in town

Still available at EuroRC in Finland.

https://www.eurorc.com/product/16346/team-associated-slipper-spring--locknut

IIRC the diff spring on the RC10 classic (6gear) is actually the same size as the stealth clutch spring, the original 6gear diff spring being slightly larger.

Please post more I like it.

Found this pic same car.

Cheaper to wait for a whole stealth to pop up on ebay, they go for about $75 and you get everything.

Nice find mate!

What servo are you running? modern servos draw allot more current than vintage servos.

Futaba S148 ~500 mA

Modern servo > 1000mA

Hi, I would advise against converting to rere wheels as its really a bottomless pit of cash and they have issues. It is way easier/cheaper to get JC racing wheels. As far as spur gear goes you need need to decide on what you want to run 32dp or 48dp, either way you need either pinions or spur. 71T 4...

winner_evo wrote: ↑Thu Mar 12, 2020 12:21 pm Those were the days lugging a car battery around

I remember cycling two roads back to my mates house, balancing the car battery (in its square bucket) on the cross bar, with the huge blue Beaties bag over my shoulder. I don't know how I didn't kill myself!

Those where great chargers. A friend of mine had one, and it never gave him any trouble.
My Laser must of blown the power transistor at least 3 times and lets not even talk about the cooked cells because I forgot to put the thermistor in the pack!

I was not aware that there were 2 different types of front stub axle/steering block combinations. Actually there are three. 6216 + 6219 (trailing hex) original design until wide arms came out. 6217 + 6218 (inline hex) You missed 6221 inline steering block for aluminum axle and 6220 aluminum axle. T...

Thanks to dinglem for the Prismatic Demon stickers and for getting me all the photos neccessary to bring this bodyshell back to life.

winner_evo wrote: ↑Tue Mar 03, 2020 11:23 am Excellent work re-creating an old car based on photo's, some real dedication

Thanks mate.

Dedication is cannibalizing a C-car body post.

Just got back from the painters. All the errors in the mold are hardly noticeable.

Many thanks to my friend Tisti for doing such a great job painting this.