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Sounds like you had a difficult time accessing r/c stuff back then. I was fortunate enough to have two fully-stocked LHS's in my town in NJ, USA growing up and several more in adjacent towns -- all but one eventually drying up and going out of business many years ago. what was your shops that close...

forget more re-releases. they should make either of the stealth cars available as a kit. :wink: yes im not getting a 6 gear rere rc10 cause i got too many as is,but i always wanted a graphite team car chassis.. i never had the stock team car graphite chassis i have 3 other graphite chassis but neve...

as some of you may have seen already, i started a new forum (a subforum attached to the original buggy forum) for the re-release. at some point today, it will be unlocked and i will move this thread into it. probably not until later tonight. http://www.rc10talk.com/viewforum.php?f=88 just want to l...

:?: Somebody asked for opinions, I gave mine. If you're going to take what I said out of context, I don't know what to tell you. :roll: Is everybody excited to have a new RC10 that they can run and not be afraid of scratching and breaking, or are people more excited to have a new box to put on the ...

On the Trans, the Tower page has "Transmission: Sealed six gear, low profile configuration ". "low profile configuration" 6 gear? Interesting. i think the stock 6 gear is "low profile configuration" .. how good can the 6 gear get? they can make it a bit better but the ...

10 years ago, ebay was a freaking hella good time... http://pics.montypics.com/badhoopty/2010-04-07/1270694839_runnersrollers.jpg 8) Wow! You cleaned up. Back around 2002 I was buying mostly stock, clean gold pans for $50. Good ol days. badhoopty cool stuff great pic love that #9 body.. as far as $...

all my 6 gears i run have bearings but i thought some one told me (long time ago)if you had a bushing 6 gear you need the 6606 bearing adapter cause the bushing trans has a different size in that location and thats why you need the bearing adapter 6606. is that correct? i have not converted a bushi...

as i asked before will you need the 6606 bearing adapter to run bearings? in the original 6 gear, you need them period . bushings or bearings. all my 6 gears i run have bearings but i thought some one told me (long time ago)if you had a bushing 6 gear you need the 6606 bearing adapter cause the bus...

I'm torn, I keep coming back to this thread, trying to figure out what I want to do. In one reguard, It would be very cool to own a re re original replica. However I never liked the narrow front arms and the kidney bean wheels... So I'd almost be forced to swap out for the team car arms and wheels....

scr8p wrote:

Coelacanth wrote:How many of you are gonna drill holes in your pans to decrease weight?

scr8p raises hand....

Chopping the sides down too.

servo saver hole too

all talk of buying bearings do you think you need a 6606 to add bearings??

badhoopty wrote:

scr8p wrote:What's a losi?

some kinda sushi roll i think.

whats a losi ?? skateboards and yo-yos is all i think of...

Oilite bushings throughout!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
im so pist $250 and Oilite bushings throughout. how do you have brushless lipo ready with bushings! maybe ill just buy parts and make my real rc10s better

Oilite bushings throughout... what a slap in the face

soniccj5 wrote:

kink wrote:I guess some of the spares will be handy. I may grab some noses to anodise black. Plus 1/4" UJs, assuming it comes with them?

$5.00 Rear arm mounts please

$2 rear arm mount please .. thats what they were

ya but if u wait to long u will miss your shot to own one. i did that with the rere of the tamiya blk porsche it sold out so fast i never had a shot. and they were all sold before it was even in stock all preorder sales! tamiya is a bit of an ass like that. if i cant get one the first few months it...