yes it will bolt right on. i'm not going to use the front on it because i think it will be to wide. i found out what bolink chassis my trinity front end fits on :mrgreen:
I had an idear last night about building an rc10 graphite car a b2/3 front kick plate and front and. And leave everything else rc10 with klein rear arms. Just kind of thought about taking the woin a step further and using off the shelf parts to...
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I've got a B3 front end sitting around too. I've been tempted to do the same thing but with a Bullet Racing Powerglide belt drive and trailing arms at the rear. Then again I've also got a B4 front end too.
I was searching through the forum to see if it was possible to retrofit a B2/B3 front end on an original RC10 but came up short. I found the buggy build that has the original front end on a T2 chassis but I haven't found the reverse. Someone must...
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it can be done if you use all B2/B3 parts except for the nose plate, and make your own noseplate to match up with the gold pan mounting pattern. you will have to get creative with the upper brace mounting to the chassis.
Won this on the bay with a decent looking A stamp chassis with some andy's rear arms.Got it all for 30 bucks.The front end looks cool.I haven't seen anything close to looking like except maybe a ds.Can anybody help with an i.d.I'm counting on Scr8p...
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personally, i would just get a standard buggy tower and call yourself done, instead of looking for that mcallister lower shock mount. mainly because your missing the mcallister center shock mount, too. but i'll look through my stuff to see if i have...
I took my ultra molded 10T down to omaha last weekend for its first run in 10 years. 17.5 brushless no boost and shorty pack. It handled pretty good but it would not keep the front end down off of jumps. Where the buggy and short course I could just...
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I might have to play with esc settings. Current suspension is 30 front #2 green, rear 30 #1 started with green, changed to gray. One of the guys suggested add front weight or stiffen up the rear.
I was doing a regular maintnence on my lunchbox when my front left steerings arms ball stud came undone. I ave not been able too find the bottom nut too replace it. What would be the best solution too fixing it?
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thanks alot turbo scorpion, i have whole bunch of jb weld and other fun little mecahnics things like that, i would of never thought of using it, but i still havent found the little nut that i need. but i will definitly try too fix that crack
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