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RC10 Edinger with driver Ramblin Ron with vintage graphite upgrades from the time period.
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Just a relatively basic pan car build. Chassis is a Bolink Round Tracker. Little tribute to Awesome Bill!

Build: https://www.rc10talk.com/viewtopic.php?f=33&t=47720

Did this project get any further? The idea of having a geared diff in something that still resembles or looks like the Stealth box is so appealing. I'd buy a couple for sure.

Just a heads up, I'm sure we all have older RPM and Lunsford ball cups rattling around somewhere. For 4.3mm ball studs there are the 3racing brand ones, some HPI ones, but with Lunsford shuttering ops....anyway I stumbled across some 4.3mm with M3 threads in Ti by "reveD". I think they are...

Custom Works, Schumacher, ECX, and CRC.

Those are all 4.3mm balls but Schumacher is the only M3 thread. The others are 4-40.

Good to know thanks!! The reveD were the only ones I found definitive dimensions clearly presented in a schematic type diagram...I got so excited...anyway

OK so I know I am overthinking this, but I am hung up on a definitive manufacturer of known 4.3mm ballstuds with M3 threads of various lengths with standard and low-pro balls. What I am running into is a lack of published dimensions regarding ball diameters. Schumacher? All Schumacher? I've seen the...

I have bought Schumacher ball studs from different series, all fit my Associated, RPM, and Custom Works cups fine.

I don't know of anyone offering a female threaded version in 4.3mm right now.

Tamiya has a "5mm" female that works nicely with 4.8mm cups. It also uses M3 threads.

Boki and TBG make a few different covers. There are also several 3D printed ones out there.

Another option if needed. https://hosting.photobucket.com/images/ww227/derbed70/FB11248D-5B46-4A33-BAF1-BA24A4E45689.jpeg?width=1920&height=1080&fit=bounds I am running one of KidAgain Carbon fiber slippers with a stock associated slipper set up. The slipper he linked replaces the yellow ri...

Well done Thumbs , well deserved win!

Congrats Thumbbers!

Great work, Thumb!

Congrats on the win. Well done Thumbs and company on building a fantastic piece.