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Thanks to Frankentruck, I got some nice 3D printed white rear bulkheads for my A&L build and more. Much appreciated!

juicedcoupe wrote: ↑Fri Aug 19, 2022 7:18 pm

Frankentruck wrote: ↑Fri Aug 19, 2022 7:03 pm What is the motor that got installed? Some Trinity stock class motor?

That's a Monster Mash. Adjustable timing, Speedworks endbell, and a yellow label. I have three of them.

Bang on, it is a Speedworks Monster Mash.

Looks like this restoration is complete, time for the BST section.

Been playing around with the Enduro shocks, I been using my rear truck shocks for added suspension travel so I thought I would temporarily put the trail truck shock on to see how pretty they would look

Time to get the vintage ones back together lol.

She's coming together nicely. Here's a couple of pics of her minus wheels and shocks.

Hello, I'm new to this forum. I'm just getting around to restoring a graphite chassis RC10 I picked up almost 10 years ago. Nature of the hobby sometimes right? :lol: I'm looking to get it back to 100% original. For as bad as it looks the chassis is perfect without a single mark in it. Transmission...

The peroxide did its thing and now we are looking a little bit brighter.

Time to focus on the hardware.

Got the new ultrasonic cleaner, and ya, I still have to use the toothbrush and pipe cleaners, but what a difference, love it. 20220726_143649.jpg All of the hard work is done by the cleaner, which was so nice. I just used the provided solution. Next time I'll use Dawn dish soap, which supposedly bet...

Got this ultra sonic cleaner today, can't wait to use it.

MarkyDents wrote: ↑Sat Jul 16, 2022 10:09 pm CF2BFAB3-4B46-4169-A337-BD82263EFC95.jpeg
Good thing you took it apart already, mine wouldn’t fit all together

wouldn't that be nice

This got me looking at ultrasonic cleaners online, it's got to be easier lol

How'd that top pic get in there... oh well, enjoy :wink: I am interested in that top pic 8) What are (Lohas?) and how'd you get those wheels mounted up on your B6? ->Mark Yes, they are Lohas wheels. Just use a truck front axle so there's enough thread to get the nut on. Once the front axles are swa...

vintage AE wrote: ↑Wed Jul 13, 2022 1:38 pm Because I was told to do so lol

I'm going to put that nice looking graphite back together after I tear it down and clean it up.

Here is a before pic
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How'd that top pic get in there... oh well, enjoy

Yum

We can always appreciate dirty pics, especially once we see the end results.

Because I was told to do so lol

I'm going to put that nice looking graphite back together after I tear it down and clean it up.

Here is a before pic