Joey's RC10 World's Car Re-Release

[joey_zrl]

Hi guys. Here is my Team Associated World's Car re-release. I completed the build last year (Sept. 2016). Some of you might remember seeing it. I haven't done anything to it since then, and it has only been driven a couple times. It was a really fun car to build, and I really would like to add some older aftermarket hop-ups to it. It already has ball-bearing steering, JC Diamond nose tubes in silver, and blue B44 thumbscrews for the battery strap. I would love love love some aluminum rims! If anyone has sources on that, please let me know. I painted the body myself. It's a simple tape job. Besides looking like a minion...it's clean cut.

These are some of the first pictures taken of the car: ( I cut the wing too short on accident, but replaced it with a 5.5" wing)
15589555_10209909422109830_1504054494368695530_n by Joey Wyatt, on Flickr

14237653_10208990282091904_5600885013469341539_n by Joey Wyatt, on Flickr

14233148_10208990271691644_869745948363130136_n by Joey Wyatt, on Flickr

14192741_10208990353933700_2199153993508766208_n by Joey Wyatt, on Flickr

[joey_zrl]

18582304_10211355346377033_2309637993945506079_n by Joey Wyatt, on Flickr

18556416_10211355348177078_4183006712468629113_n by Joey Wyatt, on Flickr

15542338_10209909982723845_1764201273429206388_n by Joey Wyatt, on Flickr

15541183_10209909964163381_4289522409770105986_n by Joey Wyatt, on Flickr

15492171_10209909980843798_7005943925046008739_n by Joey Wyatt, on Flickr

[joey_zrl]

15390927_10209830803304409_4627734406261678298_n by Joey Wyatt, on Flickr

15219995_10209724191599183_1714991553810078440_n by Joey Wyatt, on Flickr

15439819_10209909968163481_294758085377321068_n by Joey Wyatt, on Flickr

(With wing cut correctly)

15994905_10210205525392227_398127608876474914_o (1) by Joey Wyatt, on Flickr

IMG_20170120_141941 by Joey Wyatt, on Flickr

[mk-Zero]

Looks great, super clean build! I really like the paint

[slotcarrod]

Very nice!

[SnoopMaxx]

Three thumbs up

[mk-Zero]

LOL about it looking like a Minion, didn't notice that first time around ( I didn't read it, just looked at the pics )

That car is dieing for some Ti turnbuckles if you're looking to add some more bling to it. The stock steel ones bend easily too, so the Ti ones are a functional upgrade

[GoMachV]

I agree on the ti, and Lunsford still sells the classic style which look awesome on there

[joey_zrl]

Well, you know what's funny is... I didn't even mean to paint it like a minion. It just ended up that way. I swear! Now that I think about it, my wife and I watched the Minion's movie around the time I painted it. Ya, I agree on the Ti-turnbuckles. I saw some old (tenecraft?) turnbuckles on ebay, but not sure if they were for the World's or the Gold Pan. They had holes through the center for making adjustments. You can't go wrong with Lunsford either. I appreciate the suggestion, and thank you for the compliments!

[RCveteran]

Go with some color coordinated RPM ball ends too. I have been running mine at track and stock ones pop too easy. RPM will look cool and be more functional. As for tecnacraft vs. Lunsford, both are great, Tecnacraft always wins the bling factor for me if your budget allows.

[RCveteran]

Go with some color coordinated RPM ball ends too. I have been running mine at track and stock ones pop too easy. RPM will look cool and be more functional. As for Tecnacraft vs. Lunsford, both are great, Tecnacraft always wins the bling factor for me no matter what they are on if your budget allows. I still find the hole in middle the easiest to deal with over a wrench as well. Wish someone would make them again.

[joey_zrl]

Thanks RCveteran. I will put those on my shortlist.

[lmw94002]

At the VONATs I had issues w/ the stock and RPM ballcups popping off ... i used NEW ballstuds and NEW cups... still popped steering links. Maybe cause the servos are so strong now? Anyway, I replaced them w/ captured ends on the steering links... No more problems.

[RCveteran]

Definitly an issue I faced on mine too. You are probably right about servos, I adjusted my endpoints to help and it seemed to do the trick. The Savox servo I use is fast and strong.

[lmw94002]

I tweaked my endpoints too... but going fast and rubbing that ribbed pipe slightly would just catch the tire and pop cup... those savox servos, yeah very fast and very strong... but kinda loud. lol