Vintage AE's Composite Craft RC10L

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Re: Vintage AE's Composite Craft RC10L

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vintage AE wrote: Jim offered a refund after he noticed me whining earlier :? Everything is cool with me and I look forward to getting the car :D I shouldn't be such a baby, not like I didn't see what I was getting :lol: :mrgreen:
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Stop your crying biotch! :cry: :cry: :cry:

The car is sweet as it sits, plus, I'm sure you pretty much stole it from shodog! :roll: :lol: :mrgreen: Biotch! :P

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hahaha, I know, the crying has stopped.

BUT come on, it's one of shodog's cars and it didn't even have tecnacrafts on it, so of course it was a good deal. It didn't fit in without the fancy wheels anyway :D

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Your still a biotch! :P :lol:

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vintage AE wrote:I'm leaning towards white front suspensions, just not sure if I should go with the RC10l or RC10LS.

Does anyone know if they have the same track width? And mechanically, I am assuming that the LS one is better for higher speeds and handling, but is it?
I believe that when the new Reactive Caster front end was introduced the "LS" moniker was a reference to that. Just like when the RC12LS came out, it was basicly an RC12LW but now with the new front end hence the LS. As Scr8p Stated most 1:10 Pan car front ends will retain the original track, regardless if you mount the aftermarket Trinity EV10, Bud's, or TRC Front Ends. If you want a narrow track car you need the RC10L SS/Oval chassis, and lower / upper pod plates, T-Bar / T-bar Spacer, and the narrow diff hub and axle. Of course a few minor hardware items as well.

Hope this clarifies any confusion a bit,
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Re: Vintage AE's Composite Craft RC10L

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I am ready to dive into my first on road car. Again, Shodog gave me a great deal, thanks! He also tossed in some cool Raceco stuff, a super diff and self locking wing nuts :mrgreen:
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I got a few things for it already. Some orange washers and some Composite Craft parts. I had a lone aluminum shock collar that was destine for the single shock :D And I aquired a free 4turn brushless motor :lol: :twisted: it will likely be too much for me to handle. The original wheels are also in the photo, compliments of shodog :D
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I think the guys from Composite Crack werer smoking something when they did yup this instruction sheet :P I do like the Note at the bottom to advertise their top plate though :roll:

First, take a look at the number of parts
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Now, look at the genius instructions
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I think I know what to do...it's kinda like going to Ikea and buying a desk :lol:

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vintage AE wrote:I think the guys from Composite Crack werer smoking something when they did yup this instruction sheet :P I do like the Note at the bottom to advertise their top plate though :roll:

First, take a look at the number of parts
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Now, look at the genius instructions
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I think I know what to do...it's kinda like going to Ikea and buying a desk :lol:
Yeah it is a bit of a PITA. I sprung for an HPI Upper Pod plate. Will post pics for reference. I had fabbed a piece of aluminum - and was going to do a graphite plate to replace it. But it looked too tacky!

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does anyone know if the was a composite craft or carbon fibre T-bar for the 10L?

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well.....got it broken down, cleaned up and put together with everything but the sway bar. I don't have a drill with me to make the holes in the top plate for the sway bar yet, but I'll get there.
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I'm still struggling with dying the white parts orange and some of the aluminum parts baby/sky blue. I think once I get the body to look similar to these ones I will feel less guilty.
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vintage AE wrote:does anyone know if the was a composite craft or carbon fibre T-bar for the 10L?
Ruffy might know if you don't get any answers here.
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vintage AE wrote:does anyone know if the was a composite craft or carbon fibre T-bar for the 10L?
Sorry thought I had posted a reply. I believe they offered one for the narrow RC10L Oval style pod. I have to rumage through my items. Am not 100% if its carbon or black G10.

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vintage AE wrote:does anyone know if the was a composite craft or carbon fibre T-bar for the 10L?
I have most of the C/C flat parts for the A/E line available including the "T" plate .....unfortunatly i'm not allowed to offer them for sale on this site untill i reach a higher post count.

Some of the stuff is pictured here

http://s1024.photobucket.com/home/DaveB5/index

(Please dissregard the prices untill you see my post count above the limit)

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wow, nice collection of NIP parts, you will make a quite a few bucks here if you sell all that 8)

I will keep it in mind for sure, thanks Dave!

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Re: Vintage AE's Composite Craft RC10L

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Thank you very much,
I was just thinking about this car and although we made 2 C/C "T" plates (.065 & .090 i think) the hot set up of the day was .063 fiberglass for most carpet tracks and the carbon fiber was just for pavement racing.

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Well, that's perfect, because this car will likely never see carpet. Having said that, would the 0.090 be better for pavement than the .065?

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