The Official "What is it?" Thread

[Incredible_Serious]

Can anyone ID these heat sinks and whatever these plastic plugs are..they have different numbers on the ends.. ??

The plastic plugs look like the ones used to set up the power program and current limiting on LRP ESCs.... this is from the V7.1 ESC manual:

I've seen the round heatsinks before, but don't remember where, sorry.

[BattleTrak]

Can anyone ID these heat sinks and whatever these plastic plugs are..they have different numbers on the ends.. ??

The plastic plugs look like the ones used to set up the power program and current limiting on LRP ESCs.... this is from the V7.1 ESC manual:

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I've seen the round heatsinks before, but don't remember where, sorry.

Thanks! If anyone can use those current limiting plugs send me a message. I want to say the round heatsink is Hot Trick but not sure.

[JK Racing]

Can anyone ID these heat sinks and whatever these plastic plugs are..they have different numbers on the ends.. ??

I've seen the round heatsinks before, but don't remember where, sorry.

Round heatsinks make me think of Victor Engineering.

[Incredible_Serious]

Can anyone ID these heat sinks and whatever these plastic plugs are..they have different numbers on the ends.. ??

Well, just by chance, I found the other heatsink.... fits a TP ESC... a friend of mine just got this one today.

Understandable I couldn't pick it.... I've had the ESC before, but never seen the heatsinks!

[AscotConversion]

RC10 with oval conversion. Is that a McAllister front end? It also has a bunch of Andy's parts. Just wondering if it was a kit or just a bunch of parts put on. Thanks.

Definitely a Mcallister lowering kit, which would do both ends of the car. Pretty typical to have all the Andy's parts (bumpers/body mounts, arms) on an oval car. That stuff was the easiest way to mount a wedge body. Not a full "kit" though. Just old school option parts.

[cjack]

I bought a RC10 parts lot and these front a-arms were included in the purchase. I can't find any information about them. I tried searching on here, on Google and with Google lens.

The arms seem well designed except the hinge pin holes are off-center. Any information would be appreciated.

Thanks, Chris

[Frankentruck]

These stub axles are very worn out, but I'm curious who would have made aftermarket yellow zinc plated steel 1/4" rear stub axles. Judging by the amount of wear, they might be softer steel than the AE parts.
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[JK Racing]

I've had a few (worn) sets on cars I have bought - are you sure they arent titanium? I remember them being very light weight.

[GoMachV]

Im pretty sure Tecnacraft made the ti ones, if that is what they are. It would explain the wear, not a good place for titanium.

[Frankentruck]

Titanium makes sense, at least it makes sense that they were intended to be a weight savings. I remember there being Ti dogbones, but didn't remember the stub shafts.

[dinglem]

Trying to identify these wheels for a friend. Any ideas folks?

[LurkingCAT]

Reminds me of the "Slicker spokes" by Imex, but not a 100% sure...

[Phin]

Parma. Auction plug for Orangemazda.

[GoMachV]

Phin is correct that Parma sold them but they also came with my Killer buggy which was a Fox clone. I believe that was Bluebird (the entire kit is unbranded including the box). I'm sure they probably ended up under several names in different lands.

[dinglem]

Thanks guys, brilliant!