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great job man!!!!!!!

By the way, your screen name takes me all the way back to grade school. I signed all my grade school papers josephs.

So this is very strange, I measured two bullet nose plates and a blue eagle chassis and they all measured about 22 degrees. Not what I expected.

I did mention above that they are the same overall but have a slightly different form. They are good replacement parts.

Soak them in simple green full strength for a few days. Then stick them in a drill and use green scotchbrite on them. Grab them by the threads polish, then grab them by the balls and polish. If they are not rustproof enough for you, drop them into some sort of phosphoric acid, Krud kutter etc. Will ...

It looks that way to me from the pictures. There is a larger gap between the teeth and outer part of the diff ring, which looks like the ring is the same

Fantastic man, it's so awesome to see them succeed. This past covid event has been brutal all around.

It's an aftermarket case and made of metal, so the tolerances are probably not very good. I have not seen them in person but know there have been mention of off sizes of some dimensions for some of their parts. You could add a careful drop of red loctite or crazy glue on the surface of the case and ...

Those universals are trinity. I believe stainless steel and sort of soft. I would run those but keep an eye on them. I use bones a lot because they are easier to find and cheaper but I don't think it makes much difference. At least for my level of driving.

If I know I'm not using the car I still use green slime and a few drops necessary to assemble the shocks, but I don't fill them. This way they stay lubricated and if I change my mind it's just a fill and bleed and off we go.

Loose is fast. No worries.

the tekin hotwire sometimes comes with a small adapter that looks really close to this, I guess to connect to some of their esc's without disconnecting from the receiver: https://www.ebay.com/itm/254022752011?chn=ps&norover=1&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-117182-37290-0&mkcid=2&itemid=254022...

Pretty sure since t2 would be identical to rc10t.

Always do a preheat on the part for a bit of time and then let it cool and apply the powder. That will prevent outgassing from contaminants.

Yes use a foam block to keep your shorty lipo in place. As for the file, you can buy a cheapie set of jewelers files, there are about 5 or 6 different shape profiles, and a number of them would work. They usually come in a pack with plasti-dip handles. They are all around 1/8" to 1/4" wide...