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Atlas is a member here that supplies aluminum replacement mounts....

http://cgi.ebay.com/RC10-RC10T-Gold-Aluminum-Rear-Susp-Arm-Mount-Associated-/250684449078?pt=Radio_Control_Parts_Accessories&hash=item3a5df52136

You can find used stock ones on ebay all the time as mentioned also..

Looks like B4 wing mounts on the rear.?.?

I like it what ever it is!

I've had similar results on fiberglass shock towers for the 10 buggy. From what I've read on here, fiberglass needs to be left in the dye for a much longer period of time compared to nylon parts. I haven't tried it yet though. You also may want to find a larger pot to dye the chassis in so it fits i...

I don't think it's worth keeping with that rear a-arm mount missing. You should pass it on to me!
Seriously though, very nice score! Can't wait to see it all cleaned up!!

Tara is smokin hot. You think so?! :? I don't know man, I think they could've found a much more attractive actress to play that role... :P (Shoulda had Opie's girl play Tara's part.) I really dig the show though. I wish Tig was in that season opener more. That guy is hilarious! :lol: :lol: And half...

I just finished it. I too have been watching since the first episode and season 3's premier didn't dissapoint! Looks like it'll be a pretty awesome season! That ending was awesome!!

Do NOT use peroxide on RPM parts! It does the opposite effect. It makes them a dark yellowish-brown instead of white.

http://www.rc10talk.com/viewtopic.php?f=40&t=14978

This is a great idea! I'm definitely willing to donate! Can't wait for the list and to see who's assembling the car!

For an older gold pan with short front arms and 6-gear trans, yes. AE switched to the aluminum axles with 5-40 nuts when they were still producing gold pan and black pan stealth cars....

nicefrog wrote: What is the part number on those HPI adaptors?

http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/wti0001p?&W=000471732&I=LXN057&P=K

6120 Is HPI's P/N for 'em..

The track in Temecula (A.R.C.) is actually pretty decent. I'm a little biased though as I'm only a couple miles down the road from it. :lol: It's an 8th scale track though so the jumps are huge a far apart for a 1/10. And right now it's just waaaaay to damn hot to go out there... :cry: I do miss the...

I think this is pretty darn cool!! And to have it done in 18 days is quite impressive! Thanks for sharing this, Hyeong!

Rear axles use 8-32 nuts. Older STEEL front axles used 4-40 and the later ALUMINUM axles used 5-40..

Found a link on OFNA's website to the white wheels....

http://www.ofna.com/parts-search.php?start=0&search_text=40867