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How about rising house prices affecting rc collecting in the future? Apparently i live in "the worlds most livable city" melbourne, australia. Its getting really expensive to live here and i believe future generations just wont have the extra cash for expensive hobbies. I will never own so...

My thoughts are that certain age groups is the factor regarding collections. Years ago i was into collecting bmx bikes as ive riden one a good chunk of my life. Those cool bikes i couldnt afford back then, well now i could! I remember looking at hutch, early mongoose and redline plus a few other big...

Cheers for the bump hugger19,
would never of come across this thread if you hadnt,

awesome story and a cool GT!

Awesome!

Did you use plastic or carbon for the chassis, arms etc ?

Im not a big fb user for the social side of things, mainly for buy/swap/sell pages. Check in here more than fb, even if i dont post much I usually read everything and vote on the monthly build poll :D I must admit, forums are a dying breed in todays age, Have seen many large ones slow down dramatica...

I could never get into associated trucks,
but this thing if f'n awesome.

Incredible_Serious wrote: ↑Tue Apr 18, 2017 6:01 pm I always thought they were caller "Pepper Pots".....

Someones had a sigma gsr before

Not so much total arm length, but lengths between hinge pins and shock mounts. The spaced out shock would put some side load on the shock as it travels through the suspensions arc. Would be great to get it to mount up like a standard shock. All these thoughts and ideas and it still may handle like a...

Got some big bores fitted. To be honest I dont like how they mount to the front tower, abit of spacing required! Ive been quickly sketching some front tower designs to make some room for the shocks while keeping standard geometry. Its hard to design something thats functional and visually period cor...

I like it, good job. I love seeing what people come up with engineering wise and how well it's executed. I look forward to seeing progress, a track report and seeing this car evolve :mrgreen: A nice, clever thinking. Curious how it performs ! Thanks guys, To be honest, although i can cut some clean...

Noo I love it!!!!!!!!!!! But i don't have a clue wat rear end you are using. How does the car compare to the standard B3 ? Hi there, total rear susp and trans is from a xfactory x6 cubed. Also thanks guys, wasnt exactly a mega custom build so didnt take many pics. Looks great! Nice to see my old dr...

I have a couple of standard chassis b2/3s and they are great,
But this was the excuse i was looking for to do some custom building.

Next time round will be some gold pan related projects

Wow, tough crowd :lol: :lol: :lol: amain parts arrived, finished the elecs install and have done some laps in the street. Electrics run down as follows: Savox steering servo turnigy trackstar turbo 120a esc 6.5t motor turnigy saddle packs. One last issue is the lack of gear cover, Ive used Xfactory ...

Hey all, Awhile back I built up a nix9200 chassis using my first real rc vehicle ( RC10 B3) that raced back in the late 90's, here are both threads, Nix concepts original concept. http://www.rc10talk.com/viewtopic.php?f=35&t=32679 My build up: http://www.rc10talk.com/viewtopic.php?f=35&t=399...

welcome mike,
and happybday!