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I still have a bottle of that TQ8+ in my pit box from at least 10 years ago. It still smells and works the same as when it was new.

I tried the Trinity stuff, Zip Grip maybe?, in the bingo marker bottle once, but it didn't work like the Racer's Choice.

tallpaul wrote:I also emailed the full size pics & scans to you LTO.

Thank you, sir! This helps out a lot.

Keep that tub lookin' fresh with one of these undertrays:

http://www.rc10talk.com/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=15519

It could be a J-CAR deisgned for a Kyosho Ultima because the motor plate is angled up, while the motor plate for the RC10 is straight: http://i229.photobucket.com/albums/ee156/AutoMaggerIX/JCAR_DDS_Tranny_2.jpg http://i229.photobucket.com/albums/ee156/AutoMaggerIX/JCAR_DDS_Tranny_1.jpg http://i229.p...

SnoopMaxx wrote:I'm gonna rename all my kids "STEALTH"
And have them wear STEALTH clothe and eat STEALTH food

Oh and my licence plate

That plate would look good on a Dodge Stealth.

You could buy Bolink or similar on-road front wheel adapters, then use narrow or wide rear wheels on the front to get the right width. I did this on my RC10 and M.A.N.E. Eclipse with rear BSR caps mounted on all four corners.

Simply amazing!

Since those classes seem to have so many rules, it will probably be illegal just like every other innovative idea.

I like it! I'm going to steal your wing tube idea. Where did you get the graphite tube and is it the correct I.D. for the stock wing wire?

I actually did the same thing to a pair of AE universals with aluminum tubing.

I recently bought a JCAR direct-drive and TPS chain-drive tranny for an RC10, and I'm looking for any instructions and/or parts list.

When my brother and I used to race carpet oval with our RC10's, we broke countless stock front arms, shock towers, turnbuckles, steering arms and hinge pins.

A TrackMaster graphite X Caliber to be specific.

This thing looks very cool, but... what's it for? Top Speed Runs? Paved Oval? Drags??? This is just my interpretation of what a buggy built for concrete ovals would look like. I remember seeing a 10T in a magazine years ago that had an on-board camera and drove around a concrete oval beside the pan...

Here's the latest project I've completed. It was inspired by the iconic Lake Whippoorwill Speedway that I could only read about in the magazines in the early 90's. Here's a list of the parts I used: - BME Patriot II offset chassis & nose - Custom chassis braces/nose tubes powdercoated flat black...

And the later say 1993 and on boxes had some different artwork on one side, an image of four different bodies mounted on a drawing of the 10--not sure if the art you just provided me with changed or not Al--thanks for the link :wink: I have two C.E. boxes that were bought in '94 that have those dra...

My other hobby/job is photography, both digital and 35mm. But the main passion in my life is DSM (Diamond Star Motors) building/driving/collecting...Mitsubishi Eclipse's, Eagle Talon's, Plymouth Laser's. Basically these are AWD modern muscle cars to you old guys. :lol: I've owned four Eagle Talon's ...