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The Losi XXX series is a great and very capable platform. However their relatively early age means they are not quite considered vintage to many people, and therefore not as many people looking for them as compared to JRX or XX series. That is just my 2 cents.

I have one and it's pretty incredible. I upped mine to 8S,but it really doesn't need it. I put skid plates on the bottom with titanium screws and it sparks when it hits. It looks cool.

It looks so cool when running. Gets everyone's attention.

This RC10 with the MIP 4WD conversion has to be my favorite gold pan. I'm not a huge fan of Gen 1 RC10s, but this one is just so amazing. I can't remember who built it on here, nor can I find the thread for it. I also love this amazing B2 replica build from Kenooze. I would love to find one of these...

Great result. I really like that body style. Looks great with your signature paintwork.

This will be my very first RC10 build. I've built lots of RC10T's, but the first gen RC10 buggies don't normally do it for me. However the Composite Craft RC10 has been on my want list for many years. I finally caught an opportunity to buy this new CC chassis, and I couldn't pass on it. I am not sur...

RC10T3 Factory Team

Build thread - https://www.rc10talk.com/viewtopic.php?f=36&t=45880

I've been working on building up the shocks. Similar to what I did on one of my CC RC10T buikds, I machined and then polished the shock body and caps. I'm using these cool rubber tipped grub screws so the shock body doesn't get scratched when tightened. Aluminum bottom retainers round out the polish...

Very cool find and build. Some nice upgrades as well. I'm also a big fan of the Inferno series. The vintage blue headed OS engines look right at home on these buggies.

Great photos and thanks for posting.

That thing is so cool looking! Love the wheels too.

I made some further upgrades and changes to this XXT. A Trinity front bulkhead was added, as well as a rear swaybar. I also completed the electronics with Trinity cells and a D2 motor. I swapped the pink springs for blue. Same for the wheel discs. I thought the added blue highlights would match well...

mikea96 wrote: ↑Tue Oct 26, 2021 8:55 pm It looks like you could easily trim that back to make it work that is if the back is in the correct spot.

Yes, it's a simple job,and it would look the same. I'm just not sure if I want to use the shorter chassis, or wait and hopefully find a long one. Once I cut the top plate I can't go back.

MarkyDents wrote: ↑Sun Oct 24, 2021 10:44 am Bringing this back up, gotta ask…….
What was the big change you planned on doing ?

I have some vintage black MIP shocks for the truck. I am just waiting to get them refinished. Once they go on, the stealth look should be complete. Thanks

SofaKing wrote: ↑Wed Oct 27, 2021 7:05 pm Hey Adam, I never knew there were different versions of this chassis. Can you tell which one I have from these pics?

Hey buddy. You have the long version. The version I prefer. You lucky SOB, lol.

I added this cut out motor plate onto this car. I think it fits it well. I also changed the outdrives to polished MIP litedrives.

I have them on several of my buggies as well. Agreed, as long as they aren't being used, there is no dust being released. Also, my cars get stored in plastic bins.