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Hi guys I feel that something that's missing in this area is a consolidated thread that people can refer to when searching for parts or mods for their TRX-1s. Before I go on, I am anything but a guru on the car, i picked up a couple of them and raced one at a vintage meeting in October and am keen t...

I think if they were going to be made available it would have happened already. But, you never know.

Do I have ANY chance of finding one of these? Don't ask me why... but I had a desire to set up an all-metal stealth transmission (w/ plastic spur gear... I'm crazy - not stupid). You can still easily find the hardened aluminum diff gear and after a couple of months of watching eBay, I was able to tr...

Picked this one up today. This is my brother's original RC10 from the 80's. It started life as an original "A" stamped gold pan, but he modified it with the long arms and longer shocks in the front along with new arms in the rear. After sitting for more that 25 years he decided to part wit...

Hey all, as most of you know I won the auction last week for the early Edinger that was new in box from Goodwill, of all places. Having now gone through everything in the box, analyzed and photographed it, I can say with a good amount of certainty it is complete and all original. These early kits, a...

Thank You sir! I appreciate the support...

Howdy yall as the tide wipes out our conversations daily, I thought it was time to capture all these in a topic. The issue: rebuilding stealth diffs has gotten expensive and parts ref aren't that clear. Let's list all tips and tricks here as they develop :) for a full-blast rebuild, you theoreticall...

Yes the truck axles are longer and use the thicker 12 mm hex. It's a 4mm difference. So if you use the truck axles/hex, your total front width will be 8 mm wider. Depending on the backspacing of the wheels you want to use, this could be used to your advantage. I included this pic so you can see both...

I just built a re-re Turbo Scorpion a couple months back. It uses 2.2 front & rear. Any modern 2.2 2wd front & rear buggy tires will fit. In the kit, the fronts have white letter "Sand Super" logos. The rears are solid black-wall but the kit includes decals if you want "Sand S...

Both bushings are identical: ID x OD x HT - .125(1/8") x .2(13/64") x .125(1/8") The originals are teflon(PTFE) the ReRe are something else.

FullSizeRender.jpg I remember having a really hard time with the tiny screws and allen key. Well that was 32 years ago. This is the easy way to get those little 0-80 x3/16" things in. The 0.35" allen key is a little fiddly! Just get a 0.9mm MIP allen driver makes getting them in a breeze....

Can anyone verify the diameter wheels used not the Dead Pool RC10? Im assuming 1.6".

Thanks, Mark

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A lot of you probably already know this but for those who don't Nylon has a water content that dries out over time , when it dries it becomes more brittle and hard that originally intended . Now many of the cars we collect and restore used a lot of Nylon parts , gears , suspension arms etc were all ...

I like alot of you here have been looking for dogbones or cvds. Only to find no one makes anything. I set to find something that will work. I found hpi 113713 fit with my setup though they are a little longer than id like. Rc10nds with sc10 rear uprights. http://i749.photobucket.com/albums/xx139/joa...