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Machined delrin cases for SRB are finally here, and I had some bearing holders machined as well so I can offer the Tamiya version of the trailing arm kits. I'll have both on the website in a few days. To test the gearbox I made up some trailing arms for lay down shocks (as I lack any vintage roll ba...

Kyosho Advertising a trio of their platform sharing monster trucks in 1989: Big Brute: Kyosho’s original 1/10 electric 2wd monster truck released in 1987. Deeply molded ABS plastic tub chassis, split case gearbox housings, 4-wheel double a-arm independent suspension system. Kimbrough style servo sav...

Sounds like the breakage caused the accident.. For a stronger modification, you can use A-2007 5-link outer hinge pins. This was featured in Losi Tech Talk back in the day. Here it is on my runner JRXT but I used some shock spacers instead of the push on clips. https://i.postimg.cc/FsTFhKG4/69-C1-C...

The parts arrived and everything is back together. The A-2007 mod worked great. Weirdly my old JRX-Pro lists the outer hinge pin part number as A-2007, which it definitely was not. I'm guessing that was a misprint that carried over the JRX-2 part number. Oh well, happy accident.

This little hodge podge arrived. Gonna try to buff out the 240S endbell. And the ...blue 480T...??? endbell needs a touch of crack sealant as well.
So if anyone out there has a red or blue endbell they'd like to sell, PM me.

Can never have too many new vintage bi-level wings.

In 1990 Kyosho introduced their Scale Series of 1/10 electric 2wd on-road cars. The series was originally released in ten different models divided into two categories based on the chassis: Street Cars: Included a Porsche 911, Ferrari Testarossa, Lamborghini Countach, Corvette ZR-1 and Nissan 300ZX. ...

Things that USPS has been circulating and ping ponging around for the last 2 1/2 weeks decided to show up today. The Big Jim modifieds seem to have been well cared for and run nicely. . 1000016349.jpg . This Andy's body (not directly from Andy) came in an unusual shipping box. . 1000016350.jpg . The...

in 1990 Kyosho introduced a new line of 1/10 electric 4wd on-road cars they called their Super Scale Series. Released concurrently with their Scale Series of cars the Super Scale versions differed by not only featuring a much greater level of detail but also rode on their own unique chassis to accom...

We're gonna get 2025 started with a new waffle. Joining up with Jeff at Factory Works to offer one of his Ten4.1 4x4 conversion kits for the RC10! Screenshot_20250103_190708_Chrome.jpg RULES: Every $5 donation to the forum gives you 1 chance. $10 will be 2, $15 will be 3 and so on. Contest will go f...

Family photo! On the left are NESC 1X, 1, and 4 with 3 screw cases and 4 wire leads. On the right NESC 2 and 4 with taped closed cases and 3 wire leads.
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I picked up what I thought was a brand new Proformance build back in 2018. I was sent several pics before purchasing, but some photos aren't the greatest, and it's obvious that I was not looking hard enough for flaws. To some people brand new build means a mix of new and used parts, but I digress on...

Beyond offering computers and electronic components Radio Shack was home to another hobby rising in popularity... Radio Controlled electric vehicles. Selling primarily Nikko branded products in its hay day a large number of R/C enthusiests can say the car that got them hooked on R/C came from Radio ...

Drilled the rear bulkhead inner camber holes using a #43 bit today. The Losi March 1990 Tech Sheet says you should use a 3/8" ball stud that threads into the new Pro rear tower. Jrx_Proformance_rear_camberlink.JPG IMG_7768.jpg IMG_7761 (Large).jpg IMG_7762 (Large).jpg IMG_7767 (Large).jpg

In 1991 Kyosho released two 1/10 electric off-road buggies to the market, a revised 4wd Lazer, now in ZX-R guise, and the all new 2wd Triumph which replaced the venerable Ultima buggy: Triumph: Double deck carbon fiber (US) and fiberglass (Japan) chassis with adjustable (20/25/30 degree) front kicku...