new mwmbwe and questions on RC10 compatibility
Posted: Wed Nov 22, 2006 3:25 pm
Hi
I just found this site... Great. I am am a long time RC10 fan (I have 2 with Sassis Chassis conversions and I am begining to restore a RC10T).
I am wondering how easy it would be to build a buggy which would be a composite of many models. I like the Sassis chassis (I have an extra) and I'd like to have an all alu buggy. I want to drive it... I don't want a museum specimen... and I don't want to take a loan to buy my parts...
I know a lot of the RC10GT alloy parts will fit (like the Team Blue Star parts). What about B3/B4 Suspension arms? Is it the same geometry as the old gold tub buggy? Same mounting holes? What about the new Stealth tranny? I know it is not a direct fit but assuming I drill the holes am I going to end up with problems like dog boes too long owr whatever?
Anyone here has done something like that?
Any suggestions/photos would be greeeeaaaatly appreciated.
Cheers
I just found this site... Great. I am am a long time RC10 fan (I have 2 with Sassis Chassis conversions and I am begining to restore a RC10T).
I am wondering how easy it would be to build a buggy which would be a composite of many models. I like the Sassis chassis (I have an extra) and I'd like to have an all alu buggy. I want to drive it... I don't want a museum specimen... and I don't want to take a loan to buy my parts...
I know a lot of the RC10GT alloy parts will fit (like the Team Blue Star parts). What about B3/B4 Suspension arms? Is it the same geometry as the old gold tub buggy? Same mounting holes? What about the new Stealth tranny? I know it is not a direct fit but assuming I drill the holes am I going to end up with problems like dog boes too long owr whatever?
Anyone here has done something like that?
Any suggestions/photos would be greeeeaaaatly appreciated.
Cheers