NEED Help RC10T Restoration
Re: NEED Help RC10T Restoration
So if I buy a complete T3 slipper, I should be set?
Thank you again.
These Forums are great!
Thank you again.
These Forums are great!
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Re: NEED Help RC10T Restoration
yes, just get everything needed for a b3/t3 slipper, and you'll be set.
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Re: NEED Help RC10T Restoration
Hey Scr8p let me ask you about the original stealth gears, I have a stealth tranny with white gears and they look like a real fine pitch. Then I have 2 other stealth trannys with black gears with not so fine a pitch. Are the white ones just original gears?scr8p wrote:yes, just get everything needed for a b3/t3 slipper, and you'll be set.
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Re: NEED Help RC10T Restoration
thorp and robinson made 64 pitch conversions for the stealth trans. either one of those is probably what's in your trans with the white/fine gears.
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Re: NEED Help RC10T Restoration
This is the white gear case open next to a black gear. The black gear doesnt have as fine a pitch and I notice the top shaft has the same type of pitch and the thread is longer. I also notice that white gear trans spins much smoother even though I have better bearings in the black gear trans.

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Re: NEED Help RC10T Restoration
from what i remember, the topshaft from the robinson 64p kit was black. so i'd have to say your is a thorp kit. those are the only 2 i remember having 64p stealth conversions.
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Re: NEED Help RC10T Restoration
So your certain its 64p?
Also is the 64p good to run on a big course with a lot of power?
Also is the 64p good to run on a big course with a lot of power?
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Re: NEED Help RC10T Restoration
i'm certain it's not 32 or 48.
they're 64 pitch, and i wouldn't use them in anything but an oval/onraod car. but that's just me.

they're 64 pitch, and i wouldn't use them in anything but an oval/onraod car. but that's just me.
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Re: NEED Help RC10T Restoration
Dang, they spin so freely too even with crappy bearings. Oh well I guess to FS they go with all my other crap! Thanks again Scr8p.
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Re: NEED Help RC10T Restoration
An FYI:ffpm46 wrote:So if I buy a complete T3 slipper, I should be set?
Thank you again.
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Bare minimum:
http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/wti0001p?&I=LX3445&P=7
http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/wti0001p?&I=LX3446&P=7
http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/wti0001p?&I=LX3447&P=7
You can also upgrade to the newer bronze thrust bushing and main bushing (the bearing seems to bind with it). The spring and nut are the same.
Re: NEED Help RC10T Restoration
Thank you, got it all ordered up.
Has anyone tried to pop off the pinion gear from a top shaft. I spoke with RPM and they said it was possible, I figure I can try and pop the RPM off and put it on a T4 shaft, allowing me to run the T4 slipper.
Just experimenting.....
Has anyone tried to pop off the pinion gear from a top shaft. I spoke with RPM and they said it was possible, I figure I can try and pop the RPM off and put it on a T4 shaft, allowing me to run the T4 slipper.
Just experimenting.....
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Re: NEED Help RC10T Restoration
It should be possible, sure. Assuming the mating style of the gear and shaft are the same on each shaft (it's possible they use the exact same shaft), the only issue you would have is getting them apart. A hydraulic press would probably be needed to get the two apart, and then get the two back together again. Using a hammer and a bench vise could damage them no matter how careful you are.
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