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badhoopty wrote:

SteveK wrote:

GreenHell wrote:I'm going to disregard the re-re manual entirely (built enough RC10's I shouldn't need one anyway).

Except for which outdrive gets the thrust bearing and which outdrive gets the nut, and which side the nut should end up on, I could pretty much build any Stealth-based car without a manual.

havent worked on or assembled or even thought about the stealth diff nut in close to 4 years... but the diff screw hex is on.... the passenger side?

Yup

I opened one of my kits yesterday and tried to insert brand spanking new BOCA rear hub ball bearings; and while the outer one fits more or less snug, the internal one is just flying around the hub, I thought this was a competition racing buggy, not a display car. I'm really pissed off. Now off to mount old school hubs...

Asso_man! wrote:I opened one of my kits yesterday and tried to insert brand spanking new BOCA rear hub ball bearings; and while the outer one fits more or less snug, the internal one is just flying around the hub, I thought this was a competition racing buggy, not a display car. I'm really pissed off. Now off to mount old school hubs...

Mine are the same