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Trying out bell cranks with the cut nuts as shown above, to solve the problem of the stripped threads in the nose plate. Took away some material from the bell cranks to lower the ball ends for the steering rods. Also compensated with 0,75 mm washers under the ball ends on the steering blocks, and th...

I need to get some wing buttons and bend a wire, but otherwise this one is done. The MCI decal set is pretty nice and definitely was the finishing touch I needed.
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A few final pics. The TRA2615 wing buttons are both inexpensive and nice. That's my preferred combination.
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Team Associated Fits Stealth transmission gaskets made with high density foam. Replace that broken down fuzz ball with a new vibrant gasket 💪🏻 Pm or email for inquiries to: Nostalgicrc@gmail.com https://hosting.photobucket.com/images/ww227/derbed70/IMG_9317.jpeg?width=1920&height=1080&fit=bo...

There had been a lot of activity around rc10 parts lately. It's possible at this time to build a ground up stealth rc10 from nylon parts. This is mostly from the rc10CC and FANRC parts availability. I thought it may be good to create a thread that compiles a few options. I know there are more, so po...

Updated for 2025, this directory includes every hobby level R/C shop currently open for business that I could find in the United States and has grown to include over 700 brick and mortar stores nationwide. There are a few tracks on the list as some areas only hobby shop is connected to a track, but ...

A while back I found a cool thread started by Scr8p that linked to a timeline Novak had on their website. With Novak updates ending the timeline in 2009, their eventual closure, and wayback links as the only active workaround I thought bringing the timeline onsite would prove useful, as well as ente...

RogueIV wrote: ↑Thu Sep 28, 2023 9:24 am Amazing work! Really cool seeing it in this format.

Thank you! Was a lot of fun putting it together. Glad to see everyone is enjoying it.

I got this RC10GT way back when I was a teenager. Probably around 1998 or so. I bought it without an engine, so for one summer me and a friend ran it on a worn-out old OS engine he had. I fondly remember driving the hell out of this thing. Starting it with a drill and sending it out for more. Then m...

The last time I ran my RC10gt, decades ago, a rock or something got in between the bone and the arm, and did this: https://i.imgur.com/165rWQ6.jpg Stretched out the pin hole, and cracked the bell: https://i.imgur.com/AEOeZYy.jpg Can this be welded or repaired? Try some long set epoxy with a solid d...

Pretty interesting history of RC. Worth a watch.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZGaNBHpOERk



- limestang

Very nice that you still have your original car.
Yes, #6823 Step pin rear tires would be the ones that came in your kit. I myself am a big fan of the late all black parts cars.