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For you fellow bikers that are looking to get your kids something cool:

http://lilshredder.com/2012_LIL_Shredder_Frames.html

Yep, you got yourself an Agitator XII, and from the looks of it someone may have made their own chassis, which is neat in itself. If you need a Delta Shock to keep it period correct let me know as the Original Damper was nothing more than a glorified Dampner tube with a Spring (Yokomo did it with th...

I am not Sure I saw this on our forum: http://www.rc10talk.com/viewtopic.php?f=33&t=203

World Engines it states but nothing else :/

One on right is an oem RC10L oval / Ss chassis.

...I think web need someone to cut some woin chassis plates possibly undrilled for updating to newer and easier to source rear bulkheads ??? To ensure I see where you are going with this, you want to modernize a 12e or 12i? I think your best bet is to source some G-10 and use a scroll saw, as you w...

Good source for hubs is CRC, and Irrgang, they should still have a complete setup, that will allow you to run 3 bolt wheels. Also check here and the bay, a complete RC12L3 axle with hubs pops up every now and then.

shodog wrote:I'm on the hunt for a Porsche 956/962 body. I want to do it in a Miller high life beer livery

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These cars are awesome, if you ask me you can look at one and enjoy a cup of coffee. They are from Britain, and if I am not mistaken have a few metric items such as hardware and dimensional measurements. You can run standard SAE bearings and wheels. They came out around 90-91, which I can not say fo...

You can always put together a nice rear pod using IRS parts if you like, you can even get them in plain aluminum clear anodizing. -Maurice Aren't those for L2's and later? Years ago they offered the "Old Style" left and right pod plates, such as Niftech did (Niftechs were nicer though IMO...

That brace appears to be a damper tube. No idea how it works internally but it does allow steering. I think it´s the servo saver. Is the servo horn a spring type or just straight bolt on? +1 on the Dampner Tube - it is there to smooth out the steering so that it is not so susceptible to being twitc...

So as there is a resurgence here in this forum with all our new Pan Car owners / drivers I wanted to share these. For those that may not know Kimbrough has been making these for a while, and the offer the ability to offset your rear axle forward or back 1/16" to dial in your handling or as they...

You can always put together a nice rear pod using IRS parts if you like, you can even get them in plain aluminum clear anodizing.

-Maurice

EvolutionRevolution wrote:Probably not. They also use different screw sizes.

+1, and the RC10R5 went metric too, all the bulkhead holes are not in the same old RC10L Series locations - ground up new design.

I've used a flat, clear glass corning ware dish with aluminum foil under it to reflect the suns rays to the bottom of the parts or at least I thought it was working when I was outside with my wifes baking dishes soaking model car parts like a crazy scientist :lol: Never used a lid though and would ...