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The stinger and assault are coming together

You can upgrade to world's parts or a nice rack unit from factory works. It's one of those parts it needs an upgrade once you start breaking the stock parts. You can find lots of used steering parts on ebay too, which is pretty much where we are for the most affordable solutions now that the supply ...

NPRC Hot Summer Nights Cash Days So Cal, winner took 800 $$$ Went out first round, during testing I had it turned down and it just wasnt fast enough to compete but it went straight and no power wheelies so my dumbass turns it up 2 notches when I should have done one and guess what......................

Replace the bearings in the spurgear by flanged ones.That way it won't rub the motorplate nor gearcover

Figured out another (potential) solution for us. Cleaned up the original part by gluing it back together and sanding, stuffed part into warmed (soft) clay, placed a couple dabs of hot glue so I could extract the original part from the clay, mixed and poured liquid plastic into mold, extracted part i...

One of the first and best tuning parts in the 1980s for RC10 I got was Team Losi aluminium bellcrank. It shipped with steel axles (or is it a "post"?, forgive my english) for bearings, and also with steel 8-32 screws to bolt those on. Then you had to get some bearings/oilities (same size a...

XLR8 wrote: ↑Mon Jun 22, 2020 1:27 pm Awesome!
I've seen this done before and always wanted to try it myself.
"Liquid plastic", is this two-part epoxy?
Anyway, please let us know if it works?

Liquid Plastic that I used is "Task 8", which mixes 1:1 officially. Will update when I get some use on it.

the project is now DONE as far as its going for now, there may be 'upgrades' to better parts in the future .. but electronics are in and its functional .. the model isnt set up though as a far as tires glued, loctite used, diff and slipper adjusted none of that .. but its 'ready to go' and begin the...

limestang wrote: ↑Sun Jun 14, 2020 4:19 pm Check out the burn out marks I made - Totally Rad!

Here's a caption that seems to suit both the Brat dude expression and the movie:

"Damn...no matter what I do, I just can't shake this Charger!!"

That body fits that chassis and wheel setup really well. Has that “stockish” wheels sunk under the fenders look, which I think looks “correct” for a car of that era. Thanks Todd, I was trying my best to match a DS car to that the body. Using the GT chassis allowed the match. I lucked out with the w...

Well thanks to winner_evo I managed to get hold of an original SWB CAT, which was very very complete. Whilst it had been widened at both ends and had a geometry change at the front-end over the years, all of the original parts had been retained and came with the car, so I have spent the last day or ...

That diff is engineering art !

I think that plate turned out perfect for the shelf. I wouldn't change anything.

Hi Doug, There's a total of 6 worm gears and 2 of them you see in this picture is also behind on the other side. 20200625_230153.jpg The diagram shows just 2 standing D22's and 2 axial D22's (they should have named it D-something else; these are shorter) but in fact there are 4 standing D22's. Actua...

https://imagizer.imageshack.com/img922/2276/POTrNg.jpg https://imagizer.imageshack.com/img924/160/DM6mor.jpg Been a while since I updated this build. I was on a fishing trip up north the past 2 weeks and just got back home a few days ago. So now that I am back I have started working on this build a...