'Fun Buggy' RC10 - Graphite, mid mount Stealth, brushless
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Re: 'Fun Buggy' RC10 - Graphite, mid mount Stealth, brushles
It needs a Parma Hemi V8 in the back
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Re: 'Fun Buggy' RC10 - Graphite, mid mount Stealth, brushles
Yeah no doubt! Something aircooled on the back would be very cool!Johnboy72 wrote:nice project...holy diving board!! Too bad you can't find a VW engine to put on that rear of the chassis. I'd start looking for some toys to donate a motor.
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Re: 'Fun Buggy' RC10 - Graphite, mid mount Stealth, brushles
huh-- had never given it a thought.
I'll keep my eyes peeled on the kids' toybin.
I'll keep my eyes peeled on the kids' toybin.
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Re: 'Fun Buggy' RC10 - Graphite, mid mount Stealth, brushles
had it out this weekend on a golf course. I swear here is no better place to run a fast offroad R/C car.
The short manicured grass & open smooth surfaces made for some great hi-speed action. The smooth but sudden swells made for some great jumping.
Watching it run at close to 50MPH (with the 3s Lipo) across the fairways was amazing-- suspension sucking up the bumps & landing smoothly. I was giddy.
Unfortunately I ate another diff gear halfway through the second battery (only got 5 runs out of it). Am I doing something wrong? It seems to me that I need to get a metal 2.25 diff gear or upgrade this thing to an all-metal 2.60 transmission.
The short manicured grass & open smooth surfaces made for some great hi-speed action. The smooth but sudden swells made for some great jumping.
Watching it run at close to 50MPH (with the 3s Lipo) across the fairways was amazing-- suspension sucking up the bumps & landing smoothly. I was giddy.
Unfortunately I ate another diff gear halfway through the second battery (only got 5 runs out of it). Am I doing something wrong? It seems to me that I need to get a metal 2.25 diff gear or upgrade this thing to an all-metal 2.60 transmission.
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Re: 'Fun Buggy' RC10 - Graphite, mid mount Stealth, brushles
If you find a metal 2,25 diff gear, do let me know
Never seen one my self
however
The RRP metal 2,6 diff and idler is on the top of my wish list
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Never seen one my self
however
The RRP metal 2,6 diff and idler is on the top of my wish list
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if I find a few, I'll let you knowSnoopMaxx wrote:If you find a metal 2,25 diff gear, do let me know
Never seen one my self
however
The RRP metal 2,6 diff and idler is on the top of my wish list
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Seriously, they are rarer than hens teeth. I am wondering/hoping someone will reproduce them. I wonder how much trouble it would be to make one (I have a mill & metal lathe, but have never cut gears).
I have an all metal 2.60 setup, just don't want to cut the hole on the vintage CF chassis. If I have to go with it, I'll make a new CF chassis out of some 1/4" stock.
Speaking of CF-- the sheet of 3/16" came in yesterday. Gonna make a proper front shock tower out of it.
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Re: 'Fun Buggy' RC10 - Graphite, mid mount Stealth, brushles
ahh got it
I too want an all metal 2,60 gear set for my truck
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What's whit all the holes around the plate ?
I cut a few pieces from 3 and 5mm G-10 just last week
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I too want an all metal 2,60 gear set for my truck
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What's whit all the holes around the plate ?
I cut a few pieces from 3 and 5mm G-10 just last week
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SnoopMaxx wrote:ahh got it
I too want an all metal 2,60 gear set for my truck
Ps
What's whit all the holes around the plate ?
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It is a scrap plate form an aviation application. They sell it based on the un-drilled /useable portion.
How do you mill that fiberglass?
I think I found a solution to the 2.60 trans. Someone may already have mentioned it to me, but I found an RPM transmission case that allows for the 2.25 uppers & a 2.60 Diff gear. It gives a 2.65 ratio. It should arrive this week. Details to follow! (EDIT-- here's the PN & link: 2.65 Stealth Conversion for the Assoc. RC10T Part #: 80551)
In the meantime, I finally got the stickers in & the front tower fabbed & installed.
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Re: 'Fun Buggy' RC10 - Graphite, mid mount Stealth, brushles
Looking good mate
I use a jigsaw with a metal cutting blade and hand files when I cut that G-10
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I use a jigsaw with a metal cutting blade and hand files when I cut that G-10
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Re: 'Fun Buggy' RC10 - Graphite, mid mount Stealth, brushles
Awesome build. Love to run that at the beach.
I cut fiberglass on a table saw with finish blade, rarely burns.
I cut fiberglass on a table saw with finish blade, rarely burns.
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Re: 'Fun Buggy' RC10 - Graphite, mid mount Stealth, brushles
Thanks guys.
I've been using a metal cutting bandsaw & cleaning it up with a file.
The Bridgeport mill came in handy for milling out the inside hole of the shock tower.
I've been using a metal cutting bandsaw & cleaning it up with a file.
The Bridgeport mill came in handy for milling out the inside hole of the shock tower.
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Re: 'Fun Buggy' RC10 - Graphite, mid mount Stealth, brushles
I soo need a mill
Have a look at this awesome miniature collection of Bridgeport milling machines
http://www.craftsmanshipmuseum.com/jordan.htm
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Have a look at this awesome miniature collection of Bridgeport milling machines
http://www.craftsmanshipmuseum.com/jordan.htm
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Re: 'Fun Buggy' RC10 - Graphite, mid mount Stealth, brushles
Awesome creation!!
Do, or do not! There is no 'try'!
RC; Boats, Buggies, Trucks, Bash's, Racing and of course 'VINTAGE'!
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RC; Boats, Buggies, Trucks, Bash's, Racing and of course 'VINTAGE'!
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SnoopMaxx wrote:I soo need a mill
Have a look at this awesome miniature collection of Bridgeport milling machines
http://www.craftsmanshipmuseum.com/jordan.htm
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We all need one.
Wow-- that is amazing work. Thanks!
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Re: 'Fun Buggy' RC10 - Graphite, mid mount Stealth, brushles
that is truly an epic lookin rc10 man, im reall diggin those paddle tyres, and just seeing the wole prcess might make it easier for me too make my bugy a beauty again. now all i need is the money and space too do it.
DONT LOOK AT ME LIKE THAT!!!!!!!!
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