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Re: Project graphite
How does the stealth trans work, I plan on doing the same thing, my buggy looks alot like yours 

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Re: Project graphite
I haven't used it yet...I'm saving it for a vintage RC10 moderonization project, but it looks and feels like it is going to be sweet.
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Re: Project graphite
i was thinking about dying my stock tanny case, but i was told it might warp the plastic so how
has anyone else heard of this

has anyone else heard of this

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Re: Project graphite
I've had parts warp when I used really hot dye but I realized awhile after that you don't have to heat it hot or even at all. I keep all my Rit Dye colors in resealable buckets and if I drop a set of wheels in overnight they are black the next night. No heating...no warping.vintage AE wrote:i was thinking about dying my stock tanny case, but i was told it might warp the plastic so how![]()
has anyone else heard of this
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Re: Project graphite
Here is an update on your stealth trannymrlexan wrote:Hey, that is my pic! (the stealth)![]()
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before: after: This is not going into my graphite RC10, which I would of had to drill, but going to go into a custom RC10, similar to a couple of members which were discussed in the "What was old is..still old, but a lot newer" thread

It could use a bit better finish but the divots in the surface of the plate are quite deep

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Re: Project graphite
vintage AE wrote:
Here is an update on your stealth tranny![]()


I am not here cause I am playing photographer and on my mountain bike.
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Re: Project graphite
Looks good ! I have one of these---wish i could find a stealth trans also---they came out right after this car came out !
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Re: Project graphite
thanks bigbob4877!
I'm not sure if I mentioned it earlier in this thread, but this car was my dad's back in the day. I wanted to run it when I got back into RCs after 16 or so years...I got it looking like this then decided to shelf it to keep the memories. I am glad I didn't drill out the holes and replace the 6 gear transmission. I just ended up finishing a graphite Team car chassis, which has the stealth holes and I will run that one now.
I'm not sure if I mentioned it earlier in this thread, but this car was my dad's back in the day. I wanted to run it when I got back into RCs after 16 or so years...I got it looking like this then decided to shelf it to keep the memories. I am glad I didn't drill out the holes and replace the 6 gear transmission. I just ended up finishing a graphite Team car chassis, which has the stealth holes and I will run that one now.
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Re: Project graphite turning box art
Having needed to save a bunch of white parts to be dyed black, I've decided to turn this car back to original and then paint a Protech II body in a box art scheme. I have a gold pan which is being made into a trophy girl replica and it had all white parts. I swapped out the interchangeable white parts and have been scrounging around to find the rest of the white parts needed to complete the thing.
So far I got everything but the shock towers, a 4 hole front and 2 hole rear, and I also need the long original turnbuckles. I'm looking for the original electronics my dad used in this car too. He had a Trinity Speedworks 350 motor and a Tekin esc 250 pro, so if anyone has these sitting around I might make you an offer. I have the motor still, but the label is in rough shape.
So far I got everything but the shock towers, a 4 hole front and 2 hole rear, and I also need the long original turnbuckles. I'm looking for the original electronics my dad used in this car too. He had a Trinity Speedworks 350 motor and a Tekin esc 250 pro, so if anyone has these sitting around I might make you an offer. I have the motor still, but the label is in rough shape.
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Re: Project graphite
Believe them when I see themCharlie don't surf wrote:I have the motor new and the turnbuckles for ya-

I've got everything back to normal with the exception of the turnbuckles and the wing. I've got a re-re wing I can do up, so that should be done soon enough.
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Re: Project graphite
Much better imo over the green version! 

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