saved from the closet: late 80's RC10 with vintage hop-ups
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Re: saved from the closet: late 80's RC10 with vintage hop-u
Thanks guys. I'm pretty happy with how it's coming out so far.
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Re: saved from the closet: late 80's RC10 with vintage hop-u
Looks great indeed, I would get rid of the blue screws that are not really period correct and ditch teh front shock tower, replacing it with either a stock or long Jammin Jay one. Now we want to see that nice restored early MIP tranny back on it!
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Re: saved from the closet: late 80's RC10 with vintage hop-u
Thanks. Yeah, I'm going to swap the screws out. As for the tower, its something I made many many years ago and is part of the history of this car. I know most of you guys probably don't like it, but as long as this car is on my shelf it will remain
Yes, next up is the MIP trans restoration and the shocks. I also contacted UltraHive about reproducing the label for the Trinity Joel Johnson 1987 World Championship motor, hopefully he'll be willing to do so.
Yes, next up is the MIP trans restoration and the shocks. I also contacted UltraHive about reproducing the label for the Trinity Joel Johnson 1987 World Championship motor, hopefully he'll be willing to do so.
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Re: saved from the closet: late 80's RC10 with vintage hop-u
Went through the MIP trans tonight. Disassembled and cleaned
Thrust assembly. Note there is no compression spring, just two belville washers. Not much adjustability in there...
Putting the thrust assembly back together...
Ready for a little diff lube and reassembly
The two case halves are held together by 4 screws that run through the Hot Trick motor plate
And finally back on the car.
Thrust assembly. Note there is no compression spring, just two belville washers. Not much adjustability in there...
Putting the thrust assembly back together...
Ready for a little diff lube and reassembly
The two case halves are held together by 4 screws that run through the Hot Trick motor plate
And finally back on the car.
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Re: saved from the closet: late 80's RC10 with vintage hop-u
Where does the esc get mounted at ? That little receiver mount u made , I've made them but could only fit a esc or rx .
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Re: saved from the closet: late 80's RC10 with vintage hop-u
Actually I was going to put the esc in that mount and the receiver on the tower. The esc fits in there really nice.
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Re: saved from the closet: late 80's RC10 with vintage hop-u
I have this old hot trick esc shelf that would be perfect for this if you want it!
Not sure why the pic keeps flipping upside down.
Not sure why the pic keeps flipping upside down.
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Re: saved from the closet: late 80's RC10 with vintage hop-u
Oooooo, cool, got pics, I've never seen one?
Oops, nevermind, didnt see the pic at first.
Where does it mount?
Oops, nevermind, didnt see the pic at first.
Where does it mount?
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Re: saved from the closet: late 80's RC10 with vintage hop-u
It was mounted to a shock tower on a car I got along time ago I think you have to drill your own holes.
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Re: saved from the closet: late 80's RC10 with vintage hop-u
Thats cool, I think it would be pretty neat on there. Let me know how much shipped to 92867.
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Re: saved from the closet: late 80's RC10 with vintage hop-u
Its yours for free just pm me your address!
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Re: saved from the closet: late 80's RC10 with vintage hop-u
iPhonemikea96 wrote:Not sure why the pic keeps flipping upside down.
& Mike, RC Karma +1 donating that shelf
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Re: saved from the closet: late 80's RC10 with vintage hop-u
Mike was in Astralia when he posted the pic.
Mike's good people!
Mike's good people!
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