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This a really special build and I quietly watched as it has progressed with interest as I have many years ago started a build of a Composite Craft Team car and tried to fit it out with as many RPM Team car parts as possible. When I got to the choice of shocks I was never able to make up my mind but ...

Full model of an RC10 is now available on grabcad in SolidWorks 2019 and .step formats. Here's a link. https://grabcad.com/library/team-associated-rc10-ce-buggy-gold-pan-with-stealth-transmission-1 I had to make some models of the shocks and front wheels for some projects I'm working on, and was als...

The Associated RC300 BD (Ball Differential) - Developed in 1979. This fine specimen was built in 2008 using new parts (as stated in Ebay ad, lol). The oldest RC I have is my originally purchased in 1994 RC10GT. I've only read and seen the these old school nitro pan cars in the RC CarAction magazine...

I'm not sure about that! I have only ever had one set of those and I don't remember if they had side wall markings or not.

I checked mine and they don't have any writing on them either.

Attention! It’s time for the RC10Talk community build giveaway 😎 I have everyone’s name loaded in a picker wheel, and will go live tonight. I’m aiming for 6pm mountain time tonight 11/10, if this changes I will let everyone know ASAP. There were 293 entries, and I plan to do a last man standing so t...

As some of you guys know, I've been dealing with Covid the last few weeks. Just came home from the hosptial the other day, but still on oxygen. Got a bit of an uphill battle but I think I'll be Ok. I was feeling a little better today so i thought we could try and salvage the November contest. So let...

Along with my recent MMS car score, this shell was included hidden within the pile of bits. It was obviously painted but never used as it still needs trimming. When i first saw it i thought it wasn't finished and stuffed it into my bag, but upon closer inspection realised it was the finished article...

I put on these machined Klein arms. I was originally going to use white RPM arms, but I think I prefer the look of these. Also, there seem to be plenty of other CC RC10s with RPM arms already, so this is hopefully a little different. I wanted to show off my sanded and polished front brace. My light ...

^ MarkyDents - Thanks! The front hubs and spindles come from a Losi NXT. The shape of their hub is very close to the RPM units. I cut down the spindles to match the buggy length. I was excited to use one of these colorful neoprene dust covers on the transmission, but that meant it would cover these ...

thanks so much for the thougts, especially thankful for that timeline from MarkyDents

I can't help the member above, but here are some pictures of my original RC10T circa 1993 I think. I still have the truck and it has been fully rebuilt.

Big upgrade with these beautiful vintage Trinity shocks. I received them as shown below. I then added some gold shafts and alloy bottom spring retainers.

That build deserves an A-3906 red spur.

I always recognize these arms by the raised inner webbing. The standard arms are completely flat below the dog bone
All together, they are meant to be stiffer and less prone to twisting between the hub carrier and the shock mounting locations.