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mikea96 wrote: ↑Tue Oct 18, 2022 11:58 pm Awesome build! Quick question on the rear arms as far as how much longer they are compared to stock rear arms?

Just did some quick measuring looks like the stock ones are 63.5mm centre to centre and the ones i made are 74mm this was all just guess work but they seem to be about right.

Very cool pre-Team Moo paint scheme :D I am not an RC10 expert (blasphemy, I know), so what differentiates Cliff's setup from a standard RC10 of the time? Any prototype bits on it that became standard later? The shocks of the time were not hard coated so just plain gold anodized that wore internall...

Hi there

I only have a camera are there any pages you want to see in particular?

Peter

A few more pics with more detail.

Sorry not a build as its already done.

This car came about as when i bought the Futaba sticker sheet for the "'power under pressure"' sticker (see roof) for my Yokomo project i received two so needed another project Anyways here it is never going to be 100% but close.

Here's all three

Probably the only way you will find these is if you manage to find a very early car that still has the box.

Regards

Peter

Few more pics

I think the chassis might be finished?

Only taken four years can i blame covid

paint done

DimitriYZ wrote: ↑Thu Apr 28, 2022 7:24 am Awesome build

Do you have any photos with the body on from the magazine?

Hmm scanner not working right now i'll see if i can sort something out?

That's a great looking build, what you really need is to build two so you can run one and keep on pristine :D Gonna be hard to resist the temptation to drive it.. When i finished the 89 rc10 that i put pictures of in the gallery i wished i was back there on a slippery track drifting around on those...

Wow cant believe how long this has been :| but small update have cut the battery plates and the 10L body posts for the battery postie thingies. Ignore the shocks they are just temporary . Also made another rear tower as the camber link was abit off. Cut a body so i think the forecast is for rain thi...

89 rc10

All the arms i've seen for this model are slightly different from the later yz10 in that they don't have the letters L and R molded into them and they also don't have the small (about 4mm) hole in them up near the bulkhead end of the arm.

Peter

Sorry I don't think there is a single part that those two models share the mr4bc is basically just a conversion kit for mr4 touring car and uses the mx4 suspension whereas the mr4bx was a totally new platform.

Peter

You could probably go either way on that chassis as the hole to mount the front of the spine is there but people only used the spine in the very early stages with this car as soon as the first top decks started to appear everyone wanted one. Yes I realise I didn't answer your question