Hot Trick 4wd conversion for the RC-10???

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Re: Hot Trick 4wd conversion for the RC-10???

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Post by shodog » Wed Mar 31, 2010 10:48 am

I never understood the hoopla with Hot trick stuff. many of the parts were inferior to the stock parts back in the day and it makes them really inferior now considering the advances in machining and cad cam programs.

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Re: Hot Trick 4wd conversion for the RC-10???

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Post by burnsmonkey » Wed Mar 31, 2010 12:15 pm

shodog wrote:I never understood the hoopla with Hot trick stuff. many of the parts were inferior to the stock parts back in the day and it makes them really inferior now considering the advances in machining and cad cam programs.

I know its not worth running but it just looks exotic and makes it addicting wanting different versions!

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