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This one has the holes but I could see it being more glass fiber reinforced or carbon like. I would guess now looking again that is the “composite” part. I’ll know when I build it. I’m going to use it for the 10b. Thank you!

All I have for rear towers for a 10b build is part number 7444. I cannot seem to find any differences to 9824. What’s up with that? https://i.postimg.cc/1R6PKQfX/0-B14-CDA4-BEF8-4-E70-80-AA-B8-A96-FE9-CA35.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/NfHyTSwk/AC491-F35-96-A6-4-CCA-AC73-D95136-CD7022.png https://i.posti...

You have this super rare body. 24-36-24. Wait wrong topic. Let me start over. You’ve held a AE 10b body for a decade. Oh man I don’t like where this one is going either. Would you cut and paint it, keep it on the wall, sell it, or send it to be copied (likely never to return to you)? https://i.posti...

Dangeruss wrote: ↑Mon Feb 12, 2024 7:46 pm The wheel hex

What gives first? The case? The CVD axle? The spur?



Carbon T4 for dinner anyone?

I can only measure the parts I have. I can’t help with changeover timelines.

0.675” OD



0.500” ID

After a little cleanup, I can tell this chassis used to have a rpm chassis brace and front bumper. I bought the chassis with turnbuckles, front tower, front arms and top plate. And the wrong chassis plate! It came with a T4/B4 chassis plate and wouldn’t accept my gear diff so I had to open one of th...

Found a battery strap pretty local can’t freaking believe it. Slippers arrived, I bought them from a member - but through eBay. Didn’t know until it arrived with his name on it. I sent him a text 🤣 https://i.postimg.cc/gjdgRHXZ/2-CDF69-CE-3916-4-FAC-BFDE-934-F982-A3648.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/KYJhp...

So it looks like I just need slipper hubs and a body. I have the body mounts and wheels/tires. I also have a full hex conversion. I’ll have to decide on wheels and tires and go from there. I’m digging the blue https://i.postimg.cc/BbhnmCvq/8-A6-D7582-590-C-407-C-8-E94-9-C4-CEAF7748-C.jpg Brand new g...

I haven’t had to buy anything yet. Let’s see how far I can get. :mrgreen: https://i.postimg.cc/VvNw0zqS/9380-DB4-D-6-BFD-4-A86-A457-A7-D10-F3-AC0-C4.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/76z4gKd4/2-CA3546-B-754-E-44-DB-92-ED-6127-B91-E7-D09.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/h4wx4vb7/338-A590-A-026-F-4-E28-AA03-9460125-F6...

Good tip thank you! For plastic this is the rotary tool I use. Super cheap and works great with all the attachments. https://www.harborfreight.com/power-tools/rotary-oscillating-tools/rotary-tools/07-amp-rotary-tool-kit-80-piece-58999.html …the cheesy rotary tool didn’t have a review so I left one 🤣

All you need is Superglue, Baking Soda, and a dremel. https://i.postimg.cc/d0tbwWcW/E2-BE7-ACF-D47-B-4725-9-ABA-DC71-A525-E286.jpg Stripped. https://i.postimg.cc/9MjF6Qs9/E7420051-4375-4176-B999-802-B419-AC3-E7.jpg Sprinkle on the baking soda dry over the sink. Wipe smooth with your finger tip. http...

It was always a love hate with me they were great motors but I hated pink.

Was it pink? If not what motor is this?


Thank you

One question about flipping the gearbox around to do a mid motor. Isn't a reverse rotator motor needed, or a 0 degree timing motor that can be run reverse polarity for driving forward? I've always flipped the top shaft direction when I do a mid motor to keep motor rotation in the normal direction. ...