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The mount on my first B2 looked a bit different, it didn't have the extra material next to the front screw
The front screw hole looked just like the back one and they always snapped just behind the front screw hole

Awaiting updates

Happy New year Walt

Two thumbs up
And Merry Yule Walt

Awesome

heres the list I use for the diff itself... 3926 Diff Rebuild kit (thrust bearings and washers kit, spring, T nut, bolt) 6577 RH Outdrive 6578 LH Outdrive 6580 Diff Gear 6581 Diff Balls 5/32 x 5/16 Bearings (2) So the TC3 diff has the same size diff rings as the 2.25 ? (Sweet, now I can get new dif...

1 LXXH01 Associated Differential Assembly GT is 2.60
you need the 2.25 diff
http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/wti0001p?&I=LX2873&P=7

The out drives, diff rings and gear wont fit, the rest of the parts are the same in the 2.25, 2.4 and 2.6 diff

Hey Walt Now here's where you have to be careful. There are 2 versions of the 2.25 diff case (You obviously already knew that ) However Tower has most of the parts http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/wti0095p?FVSEARCH=stealth+ A-Main has a few of the remaining parts https://www.amainhobbies.com/tea...

Big...Huge thumbs up

From the original Yellow RC10 manual

The thicker rear arm mounts are correct for the truck

The cool wall, better than Top Gear

jeepy2013 wrote:Now that, is COOL!

Thanks

I'll just give you one photo now
When I get more parts there will be a full write-up in a septate tread

Click on the photo to see the full album

I bought 2 Classic kits, one for a buddy and one for me

So now I have 3 gold tub's a T2, a T2 buggy and a 10T as well as a completely wacky 10T cf tub hybrid made from AE & Traxxas parts

Oh and I'm building a 5th scale RC10

When I got my RC10 Classic, I bought enough spares to build 1½ to 2 cars minus the chassis

And it all depends on how much your driving, bashing or racing it
I have a set of 10 and 10T RPM arms and they are plenty strong, just remember to strengthen the next link