RC10 Goldpan ESC advice

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Re: RC10 Goldpan ESC advice

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juicedcoupe wrote: Sat Sep 30, 2023 6:58 am Is the diff tight? The old diff and/or slipper springs could be weak as well.

I like my diffs a little tighter than normal. It might not corner quite as well but it will be easier on the ( hard to find and kinda expensive) diff parts.
To tighten the diff this would be the thrust bearing, correct?

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Re: RC10 Goldpan ESC advice

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The Championship Edition 1992 manuals here go through stealth gearbox build:

https://www.associatedelectrics.com/teamassociated/cars_and_trucks/RC10/CE/manuals_setups/
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Re: RC10 Goldpan ESC advice

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Hi all,

Wrapping up my refresh of the Goldpan. I did wonder about gearing recommendations. It’s a Stealth car, and I’ll be running a Trinity Midnight in it. I have a 16t 48p pinion. Any thoughts on the spur?

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In what manner do you intend on driving it? Cruising around/light "bashing" or racing?
Hope you're doin' something fun.

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Re: RC10 Goldpan ESC advice

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This is the gearing guidance from the RC10 Worlds car manual
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TRX-1-3 wrote: Thu Nov 02, 2023 8:09 am In what manner do you intend on driving it? Cruising around/light "bashing" or racing?
Cruising and light bashing - not racing this one.

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Re: RC10 Goldpan ESC advice

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Any thoughts if I’m running the 16t pinion?

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Re: RC10 Goldpan ESC advice

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scr8p wrote: Fri Nov 03, 2023 8:16 am
tripedaler wrote: Fri Nov 03, 2023 7:24 am Any thoughts if I’m running the 16t pinion?
A 16 is too small for a stock motor.
Good point - no idea why the guy at the hobby shop insisted on a 16t! I’ll order a 20t for my 27 turn motor and an 81t spur. Both 48 pitch.

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Re: RC10 Goldpan ESC advice

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tripedaler wrote: Sun Nov 05, 2023 7:35 am
scr8p wrote: Fri Nov 03, 2023 8:16 am
tripedaler wrote: Fri Nov 03, 2023 7:24 am Any thoughts if I’m running the 16t pinion?
A 16 is too small for a stock motor.
Good point - no idea why the guy at the hobby shop insisted on a 16t! I’ll order a 20t for my 27 turn motor and an 81t spur. Both 48 pitch.
If your car had a 6 gear transmission, that'd be pretty close.

Let's be honest, most hobby shop people know (or at least remember) very little about RC10's. That's not where their money is.
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Got the Goldpan rebuild done for my brother’s 40th. Fun project! I always have difficulty uploading pics on this forum (iPhone user…), but I was happy with how it turned out for a basher.

On to rebuilding my old Stadium Blitzer for the 6 yo boy…

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Speaking of the stadium Blitzer, looks like the materials are all plastics. No need to rehydrate as with the nylon on a team associated vintage car, right?

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Re: RC10 Goldpan ESC advice

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tripedaler wrote: Sat Jan 27, 2024 2:38 pm Speaking of the stadium Blitzer, looks like the materials are all plastics. No need to rehydrate as with the nylon on a team associated vintage car, right?
I soak Tamiya plastics in cold water anyways.
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