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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

It's taken some time but those standard length ball studs (p/n 8122) are back in stock at Custom Works.




https://www.customworksrc.com/product/hex-drive-ball-studs/

Merry Christmas, RC10Talk.

These work perfectly on rear axle
1/10 RC Car 12mm Wheel Hex Hub 20mm Extension Adapter RC Rock Crawler SCX10 D90
Via eBay about £7

Factory Works rear hex adapters fit the 1/4" axles. There are a few options for the front. I believe that the Custom Works front conversion fits with few modifications. I also have a 10T that uses Traxxas parts. They also require some grinding. I only tried it because I had the parts laying aro...

Really haven't been able to find any Associated FT Rear Axle Wheel Spacers, at least reasonably. Yep, a 2mm washer will work but it isn't too pretty and doesn't have a taper to prevent rubbing the outer portion of the bearing. So I bought Durango TD714002 wheel cone spacers. $4 plus shipping. Way ch...

Doing a little research revealed that the Turbo Scorpion uses the same steering assembly and 8mm od bearings as well. It also appears that it uses a 12mm hex rear wheel.

So, this may turn out to be another 2.2 wheel option.

This may already be here somewhere but I haven't stumbled across it.

I was looking for information on my MIP bellcranks and came across this:

http://www.toybaron.com/MIPreference.htm

I thought it was cool. Enjoy.