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My May 1995 truck catalog lists the 7011, 7035, and 7036 (T2) kits in it. So, who's got an all black 7035 kit with T2 arms etc...? :?:

I'll try to find a 1996 or 1997 catalog with the kit number for the T2 Sport.
It's somewhere in the "archive"... :shock:

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templeofspeed wrote:This is what's happening:

http://www.theshreves.com/rc_stuff/rc10history.htm

Super cool!!

Some additional truck info for your work in progress:

You need to add the 7001 truck in 1991 and put the 7011 in 1993 along with the 7035 Team Truck.

7001: stealth, dogbones, bearings, hard ano'd shocks, narrow and wide three-piece front wheels on the first run of kits (all 7001 came with three-piece wheels). Same box art as the 7011 truck.

7011: also has three-piece wheels.

7035: graphite transmission brace, front arms have two shock mounting holes, shock tower has three per side and is thicker (same front suspension as the first GT's), aluminum inline front axles, 30 degree caster blocks, three degree arm mounts and zero degree rear hub carriers. Later 7011/7035 have black composite arms in the original pattern. The last of the 7011 trucks (the RC10ST) get front and rear T2 suspension arms and front shock tower, black plastic everywhere, and a black fiberglass rear tower that was only used on the RC10ST iirc. I don't know if the last Team kits were this way...

Use whatever info you want, if you want... I'm going to do a complete evolutionary writeup of the 10T whenever I get a spare couple of hours. There is a lot of info! :wink:
Damn thats some crazy geek info there! :lol: The thing is with associated, they made so many freaking running changes(for the better usually), and you can pick apart all of them. DAMN MAN! 8)

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JR wrote:
Damn thats some crazy geek info there! :lol: The thing is with associated, they made so many freaking running changes(for the better usually), and you can pick apart all of them. DAMN MAN! 8)
DO NOT GET ME STARTED! I'M NOT READY YET :lol:

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New info:

7012: RC10T2 Sport; Introduced in 1997, although the 7011 RC10ST is still listed as available.

Gold shocks
Dogbones
Three-piece wheels
Mechanical Speed Control
Bushings

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Thanks again. I promise to update it soon.
I tend to put things off for a while and then go ape spaz.
If anyone else has anything to edit or contribute, I'd be honored.

cheers
Bought my first RC10 in 1989

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templeofspeed wrote:This is what's happening:
You need to add the 7001 truck in 1991 and put the 7011 in 1993 along with the 7035 Team Truck.
Just to clarify, the 7011 was not released in 1991?
A different way to say it: I need to move the 7011 to 1993 and replace 7011 with 7001.
Bought my first RC10 in 1989

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Ron Jeremy wrote:
templeofspeed wrote:This is what's happening:
You need to add the 7001 truck in 1991 and put the 7011 in 1993 along with the 7035 Team Truck.
Just to clarify, the 7011 was not released in 1991?
A different way to say it: I need to move the 7011 to 1993 and replace 7011 with 7001.
That is correct.

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