My Contribution to the 25yrs of the RC10 thread

[Charlie don't surf]

Is that a.new 4 hole tower??

[vintage AE]

It sure looks new, but there was some grime in one of the upper holes one each side. There were no other marks on it though.

[slotcarrod]

I got to see these cars in person yesterday. Oh Man that Graphite car is so nice, it's going to be a shame to have to run it!

Your doing some great work VAE, thank you for the help!

[vintage AE]

here is a photo update Rod

[slotcarrod]

WTF! Your not supposed to microwave them!

[Charlie don't surf]

Damn, he narrowed up the front tires too

[vintage AE]

Okay guys here are the real photos. I didn't put shorty bumper and the chassis tape on the graphite car yet. There are some small bumps along the way too. But nothing that cant be fixed with a drill and some CA glue

For craps and giggles I threw my runner into the mix, but it just doesn't measure up all dirty like it is

[slotcarrod]

CA glue....Drill! ?

They look great Anthony!

Is that the correct position for the front shock on the tower? I'm thinking center lower hole?

[vintage AE]

I think you are right.

Glue, because I suck ass a gluing and if these wheels are going to be used in comparison with the others, these two will have clown tires on them compared to the others. I will let you glue them. A drill would help me ream out the rear wheel holes that shrunk while someone dyed them black, not me A drill would also help me ream out the servo saver arm hole. I crack the first one because I didn't ream it good enough with my knife so I had to use another one and just put in a small ball stud for show I didn't lay down the chassis tape because I wasn't sure if you wanted to glue the edge of the chassis first, which I will also leave that up to Rod, yup, you again with the glue

Back to those rear wheels, I could screw them on and then pop them on the pin once on far enough

[Charlie don't surf]

That is where most of us are running the front shocks on high bite or blue grooved tracks-

[slotcarrod]

That is where most of us are running the front shocks on high bite or blue grooved tracks-

We want these as close to box stock as possible so we can make a better comparison when they are lap timed at the track!

No problem Anthony, I can do all the gluing! We don't want you mistaking the glue for "the lube" again!

[vintage AE]

you said you wouldn't tell anyone that would suck, eh! I don't imagine pouring acetone on the member would be too fun either, even with all the pulling