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The shock builds and top plate installation went fine. I'm not great at bleeding shocks, but I make a great mess trying. For the battery cup, my green fiberglass strap ended up being a better fit with the top plate. . PXL_20240107_044916669.jpg . PXL_20240107_054229011~2.jpg . After that, it was tim...

well, a dream finally came true-- got to race a my 10LS. Since I first saw pancars in Competition Plus BITD, I have always dreamed of running one of these. Picked up a re-pop Bolink(?) body, slapped in a 10.5, 2S setup, and bought some BSR tires for it. This was at Barceloneta RC Complex in Barcelon...

I realized that I am using a servo mounting on this car I hadn't seen anyone else use yet. The servo is hot glued to the chassis. I put down a generous about of hit glue from a glue gun and place the servo about in the right place. Then I used a heat gun on the underside of the chassis to heat up th...

Ebay is the way.

furthering my blue anno obsession, I found a TC3 shock and blue VCS for the sides. Waiting on springs

FB_IMG_1707747986375.jpg Classes: - Heritage 1987 and older 2wd 21.5 motor limit - Old School 1997 and older 2wd 17.5 brushless or any mod brushed, motor limit - Mid School 2013 and older 2wd 17.5 brushless or any mod brushed,motor limit - Rear Motor Revival All rear Motor cars are allowed includin...

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I'll start with a few.

info from Kent himself. was able to get the chassis direct from him how cool is that!!! Kent Clausen It was an enduro car, I probably raced it at the Thunderdrome and Whippoorwill. At AE we made a few custom quick change cars, then went to the Bolink system because it was the best. Kent Kent Clausen...

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Still in progress but complete enough to show off another project I started recently. Recently picked up another Dudgeon parts lot but I wanted to do something a little different this time. I used a well used buggy chassis and made a natural fiberglass top plate to match the towers and give it an ea...

I would be willing to bet that it costs as much or more for them to include the oilite bushings. It's original, only one of the kits, the 6016, came with bearings bitd and it was a steep price difference. I personally like it as a reminder of where we came from.

That Audi body is cool!! Never seen that one before

Having a quick look and found this fun article on the 98 worlds....

On carpet

2wd Sportsman pulled 269.5 pounds
2wd Open I pulled 332 pounds
2wd Open II pulled 580 pounds

On dirt

2wd Sportsman pulled 60 pounds
2wd Open I pulled 90 pounds
2wd Open II pulled 120 pounds

Sorry for those without Facebook access, but Eustace is making an exciting announcement tomorrow

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I forgot the cutouts in the chassis sidewalls to let me use the short wheelbase position, but some minor trimming took care of that. Now the wheelbase is a good match for the body. With the wide 7222 front axles installed, so is the front track width. . 1000011043.jpg . It's moving along nicely now....