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I believe it does have the original wheels. I bought it in a lot with a rc10t team truck and a TA01 Mercedes. I am waiting on all of them to arrive.

I'm going out on a limb and saying that the Lightspeed motor is a 36* stock motor going by the pink, locked endbell. Keep in mind I could be completely wrong

Thanks Adam, anyone else care to take a shot?

I had thought it was closer to a basic stocker, no adjustment for timing obviously. The #1 on the bottom of the can made me think it might be more.

36 degree? Possible for sure, I wish I would have bought Big Jims RC motor black book.

I'm going to agree on the motor. Best way is to line up the tabs with a known 24 motor and see if the brush hoods align.

JK Racing wrote:I'm going to agree on the motor. Best way is to line up the tabs with a known 24 motor and see if the brush hoods align.

Good idea, should have thought of that. Without taking it completely apart I am still searching for how many turns it might be, and what RPM range it runs.

I have been on vacation the last three weeks, and a few R/C boats have taken over while the weather is so nice.

Now that I think about it, I just might try the Lightspeed in one of my older hulls. Thanks guys.

Here's a part that I have had no luck in figuring out.
I know it's JG and think it's for an srb, and that is about it.
Anybody ever seen 1 on an srb?

scootmike wrote:Here's a part that I have had no luck in figuring out.
I know it's JG and think it's for an srb, and that is about it.
Anybody ever seen 1 on an srb?

If I was to make an edumakated guess, I would say that those are mono-shock mounts, to mount a single JG T-01 monoshock to an SRB. Of course, a fair bit of *I think* involved there.......

Alex

Diamond Dave wrote:

JK Racing wrote:I'm going to agree on the motor. Best way is to line up the tabs with a known 24 motor and see if the brush hoods align.

Good idea, should have thought of that. Without taking it completely apart I am still searching for how many turns it might be, and what RPM range it runs.

I have been on vacation the last three weeks, and a few R/C boats have taken over while the weather is so nice.

Now that I think about it, I just might try the Lightspeed in one of my older hulls. Thanks guys.

Stock motors are 27T single or 27 X 1, timing was the only change on some cans. Higher timing - more RPM/heat, less punch/torque.

Diamond Dave wrote:Thanks Adam, anyone else care to take a shot?

I had thought it was closer to a basic stocker, no adjustment for timing obviously. The #1 on the bottom of the can made me think it might be more.

36 degree? Possible for sure, I wish I would have bought Big Jims RC motor black book.

i found this .. no motor specs but thought you might like it

http://www.hobbytalk.com/bbs1/showthread.php?s=b51d032a2f4f98f0ddde83a9ba217717&t=126994

I have seen this before, and had forgotten about it. No idea why I did not save the link. It was awhile ago when I was bidding on a listing for Big Jims black book of motors. (Thanks to Todd)

Thanks for posting that and reminding me. I will be doing some reading for sure.

anyone have an idea what shocks i have .. ive tryed to rember but cant .. would like to know incase i have to rebuild

they are black plastic/nylon type .. the silver ban spins off to take the shock top off

Kyoshos.

Yup, kyosho "black" sport shocks. Kelron plastic.

thanks guys .. dont know how the ended up on here but they dont seem too bad .. for seals should i look at ultama ?

nm just found this http://www.rc10talk.com/viewtopic.php?f=30&t=30622

Got you covered on the shocks