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The more I look at the box art the more I think it fits the body perfectly.

If you could find blue decal material I bet that would fit the part, wrap the receiver like an Xmas present . That's what it looks like to me.

Graphite, just carbon fiber. Usually a super fine weave but could also be isotropic.

Proline wheels
Hot trick towers
Parma away bar, nerf guards and probably rod ends.
Andy's body and front arms.
Losi steering that is modified possibly.
Mip trans
Chassis is...... Maybe trinity or composite craft or one of the various versions.
Tires look like Schumacher

Exactly. This might be vintage rc but really it's a community of like minded folks with varying interests. Definitely check in for time to time.

Hell, I don't actually remember the last time I actually started a post, it's been that long that I've had something new to share.

If you are talking about an rc10, you have the option of getting all new plastics and rear axles from a couple places.(minus the transmission). Transmissions and parts are still tough to source. If you are planning mid motor, a wise idea might be to find an rc10gt, and add an electric motor conversi...

Arms/5 links are the same. Wheel offset creates truck width.

Lxt has longer arms and deep offset wheels.

I will venture to say that I'm like 99% positive that someone lifted the stealth trans out of that CE. All the other pieces fit for it to have had one originally.

I'd take apart the servo saver side and make sure it's all cleaned up and working properly. Sounds like its gunked up and not returning properly and the spring is too loose. When you rebuild it, crank the spring nut down.

Forgot to mention the aluminum threads can be really hard if not clean so it feels like you are tight, but the threads are just jammed. Little bit of grease helps here.

If you had some medium/thin ca glue you could possibly lay a bead along the edge of the housing with the flange. Allow to dry fully on a flat surface and you should get a consistent film. If that doesn't work it's easily removed with acetone.

generally yes, you can update the whole bank of FET's with appropriate replacements and it will work fine. However this is a little bit of a tricky job due to how compact the circuitry is and how well you can solder. So you definitely want to be careful and use your iron efficiently. First and forem...

this iron is pretty cool, it's got a 'turbo' button for getting through tough solder areas, like heavy ground planes. funny that iron you listed has all of these specs but not the wattage. https://www.homedepot.com/p/Hakko-20-Watt-to-130-Watt-Presto-Soldering-Iron-Pen-Type-980-V12-P/204215963 your l...

Ok thanks. If you find out or have another pair floating around, let me know!

Looking forward to seeing the complete project!!!