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Do you have any axle parts to work with or do you need a complete set? There are a few ways to get it together. With the 5/8 outdrives, its either: 1. Find the stock cvd/cva b4/.1/.2 parts (ebay) or 2. Get the cva axles from the Ae or Fan RC rc10 cva set along with B5 65mm driveshafts and slightly g...

The Customworks Schmedium CVD set works on the B4! Wait, hold on, I remember seeing somewhere that Frankentruck had the parts and found that they were a little too short? Here is the thread: https://www.rc10talk.com/viewtopic.php?t=49100 I think custom works had "medium" bones at one poin...

The Customworks Schmedium CVD set works on the B4! Wait, hold on, I remember seeing somewhere that Frankentruck had the parts and found that they were a little too short? Here is the thread: https://www.rc10talk.com/viewtopic.php?t=49100 I think custom works had "medium" bones at one poin...

Something I have been searching for just arrived! RC10SX!!!! Unassembled in the original box. All Bags are sealed, but one thing that struck me as odd....no Yokomo rear wheels! It came with stock AE wheels. Is it possible someone swapped them out somewhere along the way? Yes. What are your thoughts?

I've had the building/tinkering bug lately. I'm pretty much done with the cars I have, and honestly, I don't have the money to build what I'd really like...Anyways, I still get tires and odd hardware from Amazon periodically. I never paid much attention to the RC cars they have, until now...I took t...

Oh I don't think they are unhappy at all, I think they cash the checks just fine and can place all the blame to TT for things they want to avoid dealing with

Let’s face it boys, this all is just plain not cool… AE 150 percent didn’t even have to make an 4wd RC10. They never did and it should have stayed that way. Just messing with history and going about it in a real greasy way. I believe I’m right in saying that the only reason the RC10 was ever as succ...

AE charges a pretty big premium for their stuff Yes, when you see what Kyosho, Yokomo, Schumacher are selling their rere's for. All of which do some nice upgrades and kind of re engineer the whole thing to address the faults of the original without being too different from original that became very...

everyone ready for the lunar eclipse tonight and tomorrow night?
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2025/03/13/what-time-total-lunar-eclipse-2025/82329738007/

Y'all are making me feeling better about building my Worlds Car Geometry gold pan from Fan RC/Custom Works/Vintage RC10/etc parts rather than an AE kit.

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It’s going on my Futaba Attack R with a Rooster Reversible esc.

If you are going for period that msc looks really nicely setup. It looks like a truck that will be lots of fun as it’s arriving

Tye msc is most definitely coming out. As is the airtronics equipment.

For apples to apples, FanRC to modern TTAE, I would personally go with FanRC for anything and everything. There is some bias there as I have worked with Cheng (FanRC) quite a bit over the past couple of years, but overall from what I have seen from the parts quality aspect, his stuff is just better....

There are some reasons I can't really share that make me say that the FanRC parts are also closer to the originals. Remember all of the AE parts have been retooled, these are all fresh molds so restoring a car using them vs the fan parts are really no different. He is a one man team and does very we...

Time for an update. The rubber damper caps are totally finished. They are swollen, brittle and torn. Fortunately my brother had new ones in a bag, which he kindly gave to me. :) 20250316_100808.jpg Opened up my Corally 300 modified and found it to be in very good condition. Some of the green paint o...

The only fix you need is to put the shock on the outer hole in the arm, and add shock internal limiters to reduce droop so the bone does not disengage. You can also place the blue spacer on the axle on the inside to bias the bone inwards. Honestly guys that aren't really builders (regardless of what...