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Sorry been awhile since I updated, been ordering parts, I was not aware that there were 2 different types of front stub axle/steering block combinations. The one I had that I needed to replace, had a short back end and the hex cavity was deeper in the plastic, so when I got a new set of blocks, they...

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Thanks for the tips guys. Boiling definitely helped take the pressure off the cups. I was able to find some replacement cups on rcplanet or some other site. They’re rpm, they look a tad bit different from the oem ones, these are solid white I think instead of that semi-transparent look. But might gi...

Well Christmas decided to come right in the middle of my tear down, staring at the parts definitely makes you want to move quicker, but I am definitely not the rushing type. Started with tearing down the front end. Removing the battery cup and working my way forward. Steering servo, shocks arms etc....

Thanks guys, I really do appreciate all the help, definitely was able to find most of what I needed, but some of the parts they have listed on eBay I was just baffled by how much they wanted. Not saying they’re not worth what they wanted, just too rich for my blood. When I was researching how to res...

I’m actually starting out with an rc10 as well, my uncle gifted it to me. I’m a new member too, but anyway. I guess it just depends on how original you want to keep it and how you want to use it. I’m going to try and build mine as original as possible, but then put an updated motor/battery esc etc. ...

Hello everyone. New member here. Been working on automobiles my whole life as a hobby, but after 4 back surgeries I’m changing hobbies. I use to love playing with my uncles rc cars, so now I’m starting it out for myself. He is 5 years from retirement and needs a double knee replacement, and is in pa...