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I know there are holes in the list, but we can continue to build on this as we go. It's fairly comprehensive thus far, so hopefully this can help those of you who are looking for the general information on these motors. Feel free to offer corrections or other part numbers with corresponding motor sp...

here is the write up on the hydra drive from back in 93

Just have to build the battery and the chassis should be done. Then I just have to wait to get the body.

I was texting back and forth with Brad this past Thursday morning. I mentioned that I was planning on taking the replica along for the concourse at the Vonats but that I wish I had the missing stickers to complete it. So he dug deep through his stash and managed to come up with what I was missing an...

I acquired a Track Master tranny brand new for next to nothing, it was bought with a bunch of other stuff, Its been sold to fund my RC addiction but I have the manual scanned for others to refer and read about.

thanks
Ron

Associated 2293 and 3911 comes with the 3/8 shims and some 3/16 as well

If I was to guess as to why the hubs were drilled, I think someone took the advice from this vintage RCCA tech tip. It's a quick and easy way to clean your bearings.

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...

Nice bit of Checkpoint rarity here, in as-found condition. I believe these were HPI Uno (Masami) based builds with the slot modular endbell conversion, subsequently leading to the more common Platinum Series Checkpoints which also had the trademark slot brushes. Very pleased to be adding this to my ...

My red chassis rc10 team car.

TheDiamondOne wrote: ↑Mon May 02, 2022 12:31 am The 6 gear is ten billion times better than a stealth. Great car.

For a shelf queen, perhaps. Depending how crazy you want to go I beg to differ, but that is just my humble opinion.

Found it.

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Check out the prices in the add!

Technically....delivered today...but will take a few months until I get back state side to pick her up! Very new Revtech to add to the collection! Stoked!

So in some random notes: All of the RPM parts to this day are made of Nylon6. (not 66 nor glass reinforced) Same as associated parts. Apparently there are a number of additives that can be mixed in with the plastic as it is injected. RPM is using an additive that allows for better abrasion and impac...