RC10 buggy with long RPM arms
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RC10 buggy with long RPM arms
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Re: RC10 buggy with long RPM arms
PARTS:
Front end:
-10T kickup ASC7305 and bulkhead ASC7207
-Inner hinge pin ASC7209
-Front arm RPM80492
-Outer hinge pin ASC8423 or ASC7357
-Caster and steering block ASC6210 + ASC6225
-T3/B3 front axle ASC7221
-B4 Front wheel ASC9588 or ASC9688
Rear end:
-Inner arm mount "RPM73282 Arm Mounts 0-1" or "RPM73282 Arm Mounts 0-2" by NIXconcepts
-Inner hinge pin ASC6380
-Rear arm RPM73282 (inbuilt 3deg toe-in)
-Outer hinge pin ASC6381
-Rear hub ASC7364 for 3deg/side toe-in
-Rear hub ASC7367 for 1.5deg/side toe-in
-B4 CVA/CVD bone ASC9672/ASC9597
-B4 pin or hex wheel
Front end:
-10T kickup ASC7305 and bulkhead ASC7207
-Inner hinge pin ASC7209
-Front arm RPM80492
-Outer hinge pin ASC8423 or ASC7357
-Caster and steering block ASC6210 + ASC6225
-T3/B3 front axle ASC7221
-B4 Front wheel ASC9588 or ASC9688
Rear end:
-Inner arm mount "RPM73282 Arm Mounts 0-1" or "RPM73282 Arm Mounts 0-2" by NIXconcepts
-Inner hinge pin ASC6380
-Rear arm RPM73282 (inbuilt 3deg toe-in)
-Outer hinge pin ASC6381
-Rear hub ASC7364 for 3deg/side toe-in
-Rear hub ASC7367 for 1.5deg/side toe-in
-B4 CVA/CVD bone ASC9672/ASC9597
-B4 pin or hex wheel
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Re: RC10 buggy with long RPM arms
Look like Traxxas Nitro Rustler arms up front and Bandit in the rear?
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Re: RC10 buggy with long RPM arms
RC10T? If so, get a taller front shock tower, and longer front shocks.
You can see he already has the RC10T front end.
You can see he already has the RC10T front end.
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Re: RC10 buggy with long RPM arms
1st and 2nd post updated...
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Re: RC10 buggy with long RPM arms
Looks good. Nice repurposing of RPM stuff
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Re: RC10 buggy with long RPM arms
The car looks great! The front shock tower I'm using would be perfect for your car.
This may be a dumb question but what is different about the inner arm mounts that you made VS. the stock Associated parts?
Could you post a pic of the bottom of the car, a pic with the body off, and also perhaps a pic with the wheels off?
This may be a dumb question but what is different about the inner arm mounts that you made VS. the stock Associated parts?
Could you post a pic of the bottom of the car, a pic with the body off, and also perhaps a pic with the wheels off?
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Re: RC10 buggy with long RPM arms
Biggest difference in arm mount is zero degree toe-in. Arm itself has 3 deg.
Arm mount location is also fine-tuned for B4 bone lenght. As you can see from the picture (with stock inner hinge pins) RPM arm should use shorter pins. This also affects arm mount design.
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Arm mount location is also fine-tuned for B4 bone lenght. As you can see from the picture (with stock inner hinge pins) RPM arm should use shorter pins. This also affects arm mount design.
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Re: RC10 buggy with long RPM arms
Niki, looks great....I may need to attempt to make one.
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Re: RC10 buggy with long RPM arms
DO you have to use Associated part # 7305 nose plate
for the long arms up front.. Or can you use the stock worlds front end
for the long arms up front.. Or can you use the stock worlds front end
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Re: RC10 buggy with long RPM arms
10T nose is needed.
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Re: RC10 buggy with long RPM arms
With the long arms is it legal for racing what else is needed to put them on the worlds buggy
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Re: RC10 buggy with long RPM arms
At least wheel nuts are outside 250mm. When I measured it with B4 front rims alone it was 250mm sharp on ground level. With wide tyres it's outside 250 for sure but maybe with ribs it's ok.
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Re: RC10 buggy with long RPM arms
This has been extremely helpful as I have been digging and digging for an RPM front arm replacement for my RC10GT project.
Considering the front end of this is nearly entirely RC10T / GT
I should be able to just throw the RPM Nitro Rustler arms on my GTE Basher build with relative ease correct?
Considering the front end of this is nearly entirely RC10T / GT
I should be able to just throw the RPM Nitro Rustler arms on my GTE Basher build with relative ease correct?
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