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I got an email from Brendan (FasterLouder) he's after a few parts..can anybody put a picture up of what he wants?


Just wondering if you have a pair of RC10 DS steering posts,knurled nut and spring I could buy or trade off you?
Doing an RC10 DS build and they're the only parts I've come up short on.
It has no steering parts at all,but I've found all the others at Tower,no problem...Just the posts,spring and knurled nut.
Pretty sure the part #'s are ASC9157 & ASCP156.

i just saw the knurled nut and thingy on the A E website it was in blue though

tizeye wrote:I got an email from Brendan (FasterLouder) he's after a few parts..can anybody put a picture up of what he wants?


Just wondering if you have a pair of RC10 DS steering posts,knurled nut and spring I could buy or trade off you?
Doing an RC10 DS build and they're the only parts I've come up short on.
It has no steering parts at all,but I've found all the others at Tower,no problem...Just the posts,spring and knurled nut.
Pretty sure the part #'s are ASC9157 & ASCP156.

yeah I know...

Part #9158 says Servo Saver Tube, Spring and Nut. Different part number gets you all 3 together.

This should help...

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=230429552998&viewitem=&sspagename=ADME%3AB%3ASS%3AMOTORS%3A1123

Thanks for all of the help guys but the search is over..Bill Cline generously sent me the parts for free..Bill you are a legend..well maybe not a legend, but you are a damn nice guy..thanks very much

Wow,thanks Pete!
Got given a pretty good chassis from Mark,just need to clean it all up and get those steering parts.
Think I'll put my black '70 Cuda body and 32mm Kawada rims on it.

Charlie-I hope you got my P/M.

PM rec'd-thanks for the heads up

Late slip, but this came up in a thread about the buggies recently:
Screws/posts: http://67.199.85.166/main/productdetails.php?text=7306&category=3015.10gtx
Tube/nut: http://67.199.85.166/main/productdetails.php?text=9156B&category=4006.10gtx
Bellcranks/servo saver: http://67.199.85.166/main/productdetails.php?text=7531&category=3015.10gtx

These also fit, but the servo has to be turned sideways: http://67.199.85.166/main/productdetails.php?text=9155&category=3015.10t3x

I couldn't find the spring listed, but you could always just lock it down and use a servo-mounted saver.

this is a better set up


These also fit, but the servo has to be turned sideways: http://67.199.85.166/main/productdetail ... 3015.10t3x

Paul