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Just thought I would also post up some pictures on the comparison of the ayk/ae tires. Since I have an ayk Sidewinder it would be interesting to consult the well-known relationship between the two. As a predecessor to the RC10, the Sidewinder was going to share it's Good Year shoes with the RC10. Th...

Interesting car! Really cool this historical gem found a good home

Hi there,

Here is a Storm wheel. Measures should be sort of ok.
From the back edge of the rim to the bottom of the castle: 12ish mm.
Front to surface of wheel nut: 32,5ish mm.

Good luck!

Posting up a cool oddball this month, an early eghties Kyosho Toyota Hilux. You could get three versions of this platform, the Sand Skipper, VW Baja Bug and the Toyota Hilux. Special featsures of this platform is the gearbox with centrifugal clutch and pnaumatic tires inflated with a syringe (you ca...

Posting up a cool oddball this month, an early eghties Kyosho Toyota Hilux. You could get three versions of this platform, the Sand Skipper, VW Baja Bug and the Toyota Hilux. Special featsures of this platform is the gearbox with centrifugal clutch and pnaumatic tires inflated with a syringe (you c...

Well done, this Bosscat turned great and I really like the style of the paint job

Kyosho Progress. New built with electronics.
Everything working perfectly included the four wheel steering and torsion spring assisted front suspension

To me the front tyres on the RC10 looks like the Schumacher T660 (soft) or the T661 (hard). These are 4 rows of 24 spikes.

What a tasty combination of your setup. Really enjoy this pearl of a build!

Always had a soft spot for laydown shock systems on 1/10 offroad. First when it was launched on the Topcat , and later the full-blown front and rear laydown on the Tenth Technology Predator. Seen some concepts over the years ending up in the drawer, but now it seems the Agama N110 actually makes it ...

Oops - TWO! Double congrats!
Will be interesting to see how the rack performs.

Anyone with info on these Mach One motors of T.A. Emerald industries?

And/or the connection to the Greenemyer Mach One?

Confirmed it all - thanks!!

You have some really high quality 1/8 builds going. This one and the Athelete are good assets to the forum!

Good gear box mod! Next up you need a Hot Box propeller shaft splitter by ODS Racing and Development, Ishihara

Link to my Hot Trick Hotshots https://www.rc10talk.com/viewtopic.php?p=525572&hilit=hot+trick+hot+shot+x+2#p525572