Winter Budget Beater RC10EGT
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Re: Winter Budget Beater RC10EGT
Another small step forward. Next stop to see if I can save some of these turnbuckles.
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1993 WCS Faux-komo
1994 Yokomo Box-Art
RC10GT Restoration
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1993 WCS Faux-komo
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Re: Winter Budget Beater RC10EGT
Let’s see if we can save some of these rusty turnbuckles.
Sanded down and then wiped down with acetone
Four applications of Cold Blue using a q-tip
Dumped and wiped down with veggie oil and will be left overnight
Sanded down and then wiped down with acetone
Four applications of Cold Blue using a q-tip
Dumped and wiped down with veggie oil and will be left overnight
I come for the RC10's but stay for the Yokomo's
Current projects:
1993 WCS Faux-komo
1994 Yokomo Box-Art
RC10GT Restoration
Current projects:
1993 WCS Faux-komo
1994 Yokomo Box-Art
RC10GT Restoration
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Re: Winter Budget Beater RC10EGT
Just a quick one cleaning up the front shocks (replacing the gold pistons with standard steel), replacing front springs and shifting the blues to the back, just to get a little closer to the box art version etc. but this will never be a box art, more of a tribute lol finishing up the steering,as well.
I come for the RC10's but stay for the Yokomo's
Current projects:
1993 WCS Faux-komo
1994 Yokomo Box-Art
RC10GT Restoration
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1993 WCS Faux-komo
1994 Yokomo Box-Art
RC10GT Restoration
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Re: Winter Budget Beater RC10EGT
Sometimes in order to take a step forward, one has to buy what is left of one to scrounge parts. Bought this for the tank, exhaust mount and motor mounts woohoo!
I come for the RC10's but stay for the Yokomo's
Current projects:
1993 WCS Faux-komo
1994 Yokomo Box-Art
RC10GT Restoration
Current projects:
1993 WCS Faux-komo
1994 Yokomo Box-Art
RC10GT Restoration
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Re: Winter Budget Beater RC10EGT
Finally finished tearing it down, screws just caked with cement like dirt; ended up tossing the majority of them (worn, rusty, they were beyond saving).
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Current projects:
1993 WCS Faux-komo
1994 Yokomo Box-Art
RC10GT Restoration
Current projects:
1993 WCS Faux-komo
1994 Yokomo Box-Art
RC10GT Restoration
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Re: Winter Budget Beater RC10EGT
Cleaned up the parts I was going to use, the rest went to the storage bin. Exhaust mount done (waste not want not)
I come for the RC10's but stay for the Yokomo's
Current projects:
1993 WCS Faux-komo
1994 Yokomo Box-Art
RC10GT Restoration
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1993 WCS Faux-komo
1994 Yokomo Box-Art
RC10GT Restoration
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Re: Winter Budget Beater RC10EGT
And another small step forward…at least for now (ps getting those red o-rings to stay in place while screwing the tank back in was a thing of nightmares)
I come for the RC10's but stay for the Yokomo's
Current projects:
1993 WCS Faux-komo
1994 Yokomo Box-Art
RC10GT Restoration
Current projects:
1993 WCS Faux-komo
1994 Yokomo Box-Art
RC10GT Restoration
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Re: Winter Budget Beater RC10EGT
Finally managed to get my hands on some front C hubs, NIP at a reasonable price (because they were a little yellowed and once received they took a peroxide bath) and threw together the remainder of the front steering assembly, not bad if I do say so myself.
I come for the RC10's but stay for the Yokomo's
Current projects:
1993 WCS Faux-komo
1994 Yokomo Box-Art
RC10GT Restoration
Current projects:
1993 WCS Faux-komo
1994 Yokomo Box-Art
RC10GT Restoration
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Re: Winter Budget Beater RC10EGT
Sometimes I really question my purchase decisions after they arrive….but whatever, RC makes me happy as does restoring old vehicles from BITD, bought this pile of bits literally for one piece (RC10GT related….can you spot it? lol)
I come for the RC10's but stay for the Yokomo's
Current projects:
1993 WCS Faux-komo
1994 Yokomo Box-Art
RC10GT Restoration
Current projects:
1993 WCS Faux-komo
1994 Yokomo Box-Art
RC10GT Restoration
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Re: Winter Budget Beater RC10EGT
Well it cleaned up pretty well. Super pleased, I have always wanted one of these on my GT and this is my first. Soap and water with a toothbrush bath and voila!
I come for the RC10's but stay for the Yokomo's
Current projects:
1993 WCS Faux-komo
1994 Yokomo Box-Art
RC10GT Restoration
Current projects:
1993 WCS Faux-komo
1994 Yokomo Box-Art
RC10GT Restoration
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Re: Winter Budget Beater RC10EGT
Finally managed to get my hands on the correct rims, slightly used but cleaned up well. Removed the tires and threw on some original T wheels back and front…I might look for the box art ‘Reds’ but only if they fall in my lap.
I come for the RC10's but stay for the Yokomo's
Current projects:
1993 WCS Faux-komo
1994 Yokomo Box-Art
RC10GT Restoration
Current projects:
1993 WCS Faux-komo
1994 Yokomo Box-Art
RC10GT Restoration
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Re: Winter Budget Beater RC10EGT
Small progress, the re-re 10T parts came in handy and have definitely lowered the price on some parts which I am personally thankful for.
I come for the RC10's but stay for the Yokomo's
Current projects:
1993 WCS Faux-komo
1994 Yokomo Box-Art
RC10GT Restoration
Current projects:
1993 WCS Faux-komo
1994 Yokomo Box-Art
RC10GT Restoration
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Re: Winter Budget Beater RC10EGT
In that last picture I was going to ask if you mixed up left and right front arms. Those “upside down” wishbones had me thrown off. The shock mount clarified it for me.
Beautiful build btw!
Beautiful build btw!
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