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i i read there was a nitro conversion for the RC10 pan stile buggies can any one shed any light on this or is it bogus?

There were a couple of gas truck conversions for the 10T that I remember; A-Main made one and another company whose name started with a D I think... That's about all I remember though, not sure about conversions for buggies.

Duratrax? lol

You should just put an RC10 front end and rear suspension arms on a tub chassis RC10GT. You'd need to rework the rear shock tower, and the body might need to be cut up to fit the tuned pipe. Not sure how it would handle, but mechanically it should be pretty easy.

Don't forget the Nitro DS, I will be doing one as a runner Nitro buggy

Pretty sure you're right Steve, but there was another company as well, can't for the life of me find the name though...

I know Duratrax made them for the RC10T and LXT. They were basically the same, with a chain drive to an open diff for the drivetrain.

Moody made a converstion that fit the standard tub chassis. It used a belt drive between the clutch bell and spur gear, and I believe required the rear end to be turned around like the GT.

Yeah, none I can remember using the stock tub, that's for sure.

Dudgeon made one too, I'm pretty sure it won some big races when it first came out.

I thought A-Main was the Kuneo/Kunio Dudgeon one? As in he designed the original, and then they produced it?

that sounds about right, I'm sure somewhere in the car action archives there is some more info. My computer is too slow to download them though.

The dudgeon came with its own transmission too. And a wooden brake drum that had a metal band the goes across the top and makes contact with the drum.

http://www.rc10talk.com/viewtopic.php?f=36&t=2906&hilit=kunio

GAMMACRUSH wrote:The dudgeon came with its own transmission too. And a wooden brake drum that had a metal band the goes across the top and makes contact with the drum.

http://www.rc10talk.com/viewtopic.php?f=36&t=2906&hilit=kunio

Actually it was a phenolic matrerial, but it really did look like a hunk of wood!

As long as we're on the subject of nitro conversions, here is one from Trinity for the TC3 prior to the NTC3. New chassis, motor mounts, brake drum and arm, and a few other parts to make the conversion. Looks like it's time to find a donor car and build it up.

Kunio Dudgeon, that's it!!!!!! So A-Main produced the Kunio design?

Cool find on the Trinity-TC3 conversion, looks cool!

pancar wrote: Actually it was a phenolic matrerial, but it really did look like a hunk of wood!

It totally looks like wood! I thought it was!

for the tc3 conversion, thats really neat

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