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I just got done refreshing my original 1988 RC10. Built it originally when I was 10. I have kept it kinda up to date up to 1994 and then just last month got it out. Almost 28 years sitting in storage. OH boy I feel old. So I had to rebuild a few things in the tranny, replace idler gears and outdrive...

Not much to offer except encouragement , I've been following this thread for a while and I sincerely admire your perseverance , this is clearly not a simple or easy thing but you are making good progress and this latest chassis looks like a big step , cost of materials affects us all in on way or an...

This company has released some new outdrives. Just thought I would help if anyone was hurting for some. I have been searching for a few months.

https://www.jcracingproducts.co.uk/rc10-gearbox-outdrives-2?fbclid=IwAR1ucMaV7ev2y9kVe3b2vVhx6JqqG7F0QwRUGiDPJA3MRvTdpDc30oftJLc

The Tamiya VW New Beetle FWD FF01. I never expected this one to put a big smile on my face. Item number is 58217 and originates back from 1998. I finally fixed a broken steering block that kept me running the Beetle for a decade. This one is fun! Looks fun and drives fun for anyone--even with a simp...

My last goldpan was set up in a similar fashion, granted it was more that way as I set it up with a vintage mechanical speed control. The battery barely fit side to side heh.

I was kinda surprised that through a search for Cerakote, I only found 16 results. So I was wondering if there is more out there that maybe haven't posted about, or maybe there is more hidden out there. This is one of my things about gold pans. I love "the gold" for the nostalgia, but not ...

This is a Traxxas carrier beside one from a 10T. They are the common 2WD version from the Stampede, Rustler, Slash, and others. It isn't perfect but could probably be made to work. Screenshot_20220722-145745_Gallery.jpg Screenshot_20220722-145734_Gallery.jpg Screenshot_20220722-145720_Gallery.jpg Yo...

JosephS wrote: ↑Thu Aug 04, 2022 3:25 pm I am going to try and heat up an existing t4 body I have and see if I can stretch out a location for the rear shock mounts.

I think that Frankentruck has a shock tower that fits more like a 10T that might work.

I'm using a JConcepts T5M body on mine.

Frankentruck also made this battery holder for stick packs. Those are 16X190 battery straps.

This is the JConcepts T5M body, rough cut and fitted on mine. This is the same body used on their short lived EGT conversion kit. Screenshot_20220805-142131_Gallery.jpg Screenshot_20220805-142147_Gallery.jpg The front body posts aren't the correct angle but are usable. I'm going to use 2" unive...

A flat plate relocates the front body posts to a good angle for a T4 body. Might work for a T5 body too.
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https://www.rc10talk.com/viewtopic.php?p=535168#p535168

What works for a T might work for a GT.

It's not bad, just a little off angle. Once the body is painted, foam washers applied, and the collars put on the posts, nobody will give it a second glance.

Has anyone tried these parts?


https://mciracing.ca/collections/associated-rc10-parts?sort_by=manual

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