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Hi blubblood From my limited experience... Eyelet to eyelet measurements can be roughly estimated. A .56 body with a .56 shaft should yield about 62mm eye to eye. A 1.18 body with a 1.02 shaft should yield about 90mm eye to eye. A 1.02 body with a 1.02 shaft should yield about 86mm eye to eye Overal...

if you already have the shocks and just need to rebuild them, you can just buy O-rings and reuse the plastic parts. you can get the rings in lots of places, I usually buy them in large qty's from mcmaster-carr. 1/8" ID, 1/4" OD. O-rings (orange) 9396K11 $3.55/25 @jwscab and the original p...

Yes you can do that. That's how I do it, too.

Have you tried the Traxxas Anacondas yet? They are a 2.2, modern, available, and inexpensive.

Hi all, the intention of this post is to serve as a reference point detailing how to duplicate some of the rear end setups I've used and get a lot of questions on. I'll preface this by stating that there are a lot of different CVA/CVD and wheel/hub/arm combinations. This post is specifically focusin...

I haven't been on the board in a while, so maybe this has already been figured out. Hopefully this is useful, though I think the time has run out on being able to do this due to parts availability. *EDIT* I see, now, some people already knew about LS258. So, sorry for re-posting* TL:DR : For CV join...

Looking good, but please give some commentary on how you made it your own? (ie. white parts).
And the batteries
etc.

Looking good, but please give some commentary on how you made it your own? (ie. white parts). And the batteries 8) etc. That Reedy motor looks great, do you have any more info on it? Did you package up the motor like that? Thanks everyone, I'll post all the details at the end of the build what ever...

Getting to that servo and servo saver was a real PITA.

From memory it was one of the first few steps in building the truck and if you didn't put it in when they said you had to disassemble half the truck to do so.

Yeah it was a terrible design.

RC10resto wrote: ↑Wed Aug 26, 2020 4:46 pm Looking good, but please give some commentary on how you made it your own? (ie. white parts).
And the batteries
etc.

Seconded. I’m confused.

Thanks for the advice. Here's an update: Custom Works: Actually, CW does have ball studs in stock but they are the "short" version (8121). The price is $8.00 for 6 studs. These will work for steering but the camber links will require the longer version (8122) which are out of stock. From t...

Here is my Fusion speed rc10 team car!

Here is a old Trinity brush chart. While you might not be able to find these exact brushes, it should serve as a good guide