RC10 DS dead pool body ?
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RC10 DS dead pool body ?
I think I am going to build my NIB ds kit. What body was used for the dead pool car? Bolink maybee?
http://www.bolink.com/carbodies.html
Looking at the BL2254 body.
Also whats up with the A&E site . Can't seem to find the car for referance.
http://www.bolink.com/carbodies.html
Looking at the BL2254 body.
Also whats up with the A&E site . Can't seem to find the car for referance.
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Re: RC10 DS dead pool body ?
definitely too wide for a DS suspension. standard gold pan with foams would be closer to correct.
I'll take some measurements when I get home if I can think of it. I have one.
I'll take some measurements when I get home if I can think of it. I have one.
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Re: RC10 DS dead pool body ?
it's not that foams are different, he's just saying it'd be more correct. that's what was used one the original car.
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Re: RC10 DS dead pool body ?
scr8p wrote:it's not that foams are different, he's just saying it'd be more correct. that's what was used one the original car.
I had always thought those were Advance Engineering's wheels & tires.
Were the foams custom cut? Those fronts look kinda narrow..
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Re: RC10 DS dead pool body ?
with the big crack in the pictures at that link, it looks like foam definitely.
foam tires are all cut and trued once they are on the wheels anyway, so you can make them as wide or as narrow as you wanted. then you could groove them or slot them or whatever you wanted.....
I also mentioned the foam wheels tires beucase they might make the car slightly wider than if it had off-road knobbies, since most of the usual foam wheels/tires combos usually had a bit more offset.....but the wheels look pretty close to standard buggy offsets.
the body is about 8.4" wide, so about 214mm. Good 14mm wider than a DS at 200mm.
foam tires are all cut and trued once they are on the wheels anyway, so you can make them as wide or as narrow as you wanted. then you could groove them or slot them or whatever you wanted.....
I also mentioned the foam wheels tires beucase they might make the car slightly wider than if it had off-road knobbies, since most of the usual foam wheels/tires combos usually had a bit more offset.....but the wheels look pretty close to standard buggy offsets.
the body is about 8.4" wide, so about 214mm. Good 14mm wider than a DS at 200mm.
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Re: RC10 DS dead pool body ?
Thanks for all the info. I just don't care for the mustang body in the kit.
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Re: RC10 DS dead pool body ?
THUNDERSTRIKE1 wrote:You never see a good pic of the dead pool rc10s wheels.Dangit!!!!
Will this help?:
http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_7880286/tm.htm
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Re: RC10 DS dead pool body ?
Here's what someone posted on another site I frequent: http://www.rcmt.biz/bd/showthread.php?t=16823
Has an article with Jammin Jay- the driver
Has an article with Jammin Jay- the driver
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Re: RC10 DS dead pool body ?
awsome info you two
as long as these spate of replica,s dont have any explosive ends
Paul
as long as these spate of replica,s dont have any explosive ends

Paul
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Re: RC10 DS dead pool body ?
Just out of curiosity. The pictures of the "actual car". Why are there no scratches on it? That car should be pretty beaten on the bottom.
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