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this question is one i believe others like myself have wondered. now i finally decided to make an attempt to try to figure out a fairly easy and quick way to figure this out. here is what i figured out. i took a spare shock i had laying around. i compared it to the rear shocks on my rc10's and it wa...

Well my life is starting to get better after what seemed to take an eternity. I just picked this up this past summer. it's not much bigger than any of my r/c cars. 1993 Honda Beat Version Z.

THEYTOOKMYTHUMB wrote: ↑Sat Dec 26, 2020 9:48 am I was going to, but only see L and XXL. I figure I need an XL.

Well a XXL would help keep your biscuits contained farther into the future.

I have seen quite a few Kentucky championship r/c pulling events locally. This is in fact set up as a puller. I have sen a lot of gear reduction transmissions like this one. Most I have seen used in the pulling tractors due to the narrow tractor bodies but I have also seen them in many others. As fa...

RJ Speed Legends car?

Cheap, very basic, easy to work on, not much there to get damaged.

http://www.rjspeed.com/kits/Legends/2010.html

I was looking into hardness a little more since my previous post. I don't think the B70 is going to cut it, even though those washers are pretty much identical dimension wise. Here's another option with C44 hardness. They are a little thinner, but these might actually do the trick. I'm no expert on...

Welcome from the other side of the river!

Pic of my car before a car show this year. I don't know what it is about little cars that i just love.
here is a picture to give you an idea of size.

I wanted to help keep the cat pictures going.

I personally have over 20+ rc cars that currently reside in my living room. we wont talk about how many are in other room of my small house. I am in the process of building a small building just to serve as my rc workshop and a second for rc storage. Each building will only be 8'x12' but that will p...

LowClassCC wrote: ↑Fri Nov 19, 2021 6:53 pm I will be the guinea pig and try them. I will get them ordered next week.

Order placed. I will finish getting everything else on the car cleaned up and restored so I can jump right on rebuilding the diff as soon as they arrive.

I was looking into hardness a little more since my previous post. I don't think the B70 is going to cut it, even though those washers are pretty much identical dimension wise. Here's another option with C44 hardness. They are a little thinner, but these might actually do the trick. I'm no expert on...

It has taken a while but my family and I have fully recovered from out house fire years ago and started making progress forward again. By the end of next summer our 100'x60' backyard track should be fully operational and we will begin some new builds once again. It's hard starting over from nothing ...

Incredible_Serious wrote: ↑Wed Nov 24, 2021 4:34 pm

RC10th wrote: ↑Wed Nov 24, 2021 1:51 amI'm pregnant?

I thought this was about good news.......

That is good news right up to the point he goes in to have a natural delivery.