As the title says this will just be a budget basher build with nothing fancy (for now). Over time I will slowly upgrade the parts and make a more modernized buggy.
so far I have disassembled everything cleaned and replaced a few things. replaced the trans case with a new re re one and got a re re steering set up with ball bearings. Also taped off tub to be cut, taking 5/16 off. Also the A stamp on the tub looks really deep and also double stamped is this a normal thing?
Was looking at the rpm arms available and was wondering if they were any better then the stock arms front and rear as I have never used them before but I have seen them on several cars on here. Any opinons on these arms would be appreciated thanks.
they are about equal to stock arms. They are a little tougher, especially if your arms are old and brittle. You could do the boiling water trick to freshen the stock ones, and just replace IF you break them. No significant improvement with the RPM ones otherwise.
I got this carcass of a fiberglass RC10LSS in trade a while back (thanks, Jeff), but it was missing a few key pieces. Being rather short on money at the moment since we just had central air installed, I wanted to see if I could bring it back to life...
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Oh, trust me, the underside is nicely broken in ...
I haven't updated this thread in a while... It is now back on the original front end, running a set of well-worn Bolink foams. I had a great test run, until the old Trinity motor I was using froze...
Ok, I've got the cars cleaned up and ready to go. Finally picked up a couple batteries and a new charger. Now it seems my old radios don't want to work. So, I need some budget friendly radios and receivers. I don't need anything more than simple 2...
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Just gto the GT3C and Quanum in - WOW, can't believe how small the receivers are! Haven't tried to install yet, my ESC hasn't arrived. Did get some great 2.2 wheels and some 12mm adapters for the Terra Scorcher.
Hi I'm updating my 80's vintage RC10 and I want to install a new ESC but I'm on a budget. Looking at a couple on eBay. One's a duratrax slash the other is a dynamite tazer. Does anybody have any input on these. I'm staying sorta old school and using...
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That is a priceless 2 cents! :wink: Sadly, sometimes people do not take good advice!
What's the best bang for your buck with hardcase car lipos these days?
Looking for something I can throw in the kids cars for playing or for practice at the track.
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Yeah racing 3200mah packs, still using same four i bought early last year they are small and light compared to sum lipo's and cheap. Roar approved also
the yeah racings are actually waaaay better than the price would let you think. Plus they are...
Can anyone suggest a decent cheap basher truck. I bought a second hand Tamiya Wild Dagger a short time ago for this purpose, I was hoping with twin motors it would tick along a bit but unfortunately not, it's a bit pants actually :roll: . I would...
I grew up poor, always got the hand-me downs. I built this buggy out of complete spare parts. What ever rc10 parts i could get went on this. The tub is not my original, the original was a red tub spray painted black. The rims are mix match,the trans...
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I would leave the first RC10 just like it is, as you mention. It will always remind you of being a kid again.
Hey!
I’m about to upgrade my 13.5t motor and ESC to 7.5t or something in that range. But I’m on a budget. About $100-150. Can I find somewhat good set of sensored motor and ESC for mod buggy class.
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Never tried them (or any electric motor for that matter), but I have been looking around for what’s available to me, and the Hobbywing Xerun and Ezrun motors and ESCs are what I’m leaning towards.
EDIT: Oh, I assumed you were looking for brushless.
Looking to repower my 10T. I've been running 15T motors most recently. I'd like more power but still want to be able to control it. Truck has a freshly rebuilt Stealth trans with a B4 slipper setup. Looking for a system that is comfortable with 3s...
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Check the b4 manual for suggestions, then multiply by 2.6/2.25 to adjust for the internal difference.