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I used the chassis for my MIP 4WD Buggy. http://i247.photobucket.com/albums/gg131/shodog1/RC10%20MIP%20SP-2/BFB46298-571A-4096-8854-0C58E94C6848_zpshg2ut2kh.jpg http://i247.photobucket.com/albums/gg131/shodog1/RC10%20MIP%20SP-2/4863D754-8FA0-46B2-BADE-C884BE291B21_zpsmtcwuf4s.jpg http://i247.photobu...

yes, you can actually determine the wind by the diameter of wire and the ohm reading of each comm (you need to get down to like 3-4 decimal places), so you need a really good meter. unfortunately, the ohm reading and wire gauge were never published....so you'd have to compare to a known reference or...

Aluminum

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Aluminum-Steering-Blocks-For-Team-Associated-RC10-6216-Dhawk-Racing-DR-920040/201619206445?hash=item2ef170f12d:g:UmMAAOxyGwNTEgey

Though I'm not sure about fitment, could B4 ASC9581 trailing blocks be a solution?
They are readily available from Amain and others. Not sure about axels and exact geometry.
I have used inline B4 blocks on a few of my cars and they seem to work OK.

Just a thought.

Chuck

So have you been getting the monthly email asking if you want to cancel the back order? That’s really strange for a big company like that to lose an order We have been getting that email too. Responded every time and confirmed. But if we didnt contact them today, we would have been screwed out of o...

Still need to do some cleaning as I was not able to do it yesterday... This morning I was not in cleaning mood, I decided to trim bodyshell the index hobby knife is a joy to use, allowing to work quickly and with much more precision. https://i.imgur.com/4QufqDV.jpg Both of the Coors bodyshell were p...

Unless you don't plan on using a gear cover, I'd recommend a smaller spur. With 48 dp, an 81-82 is all that will clear an RPM cover. 87-88 will clear the stock cover. That is with the 6 gear. The Stealth has a slightly different gear placement that allows for a little larger gear. I have also modifi...