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Bugle wrote:Video of the car in action http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zx0cm_Sqo6Q

Great vid! Can you say......DIALED!!!!!!

Great look'in runner! I love those graphite shock towers....... still waiting for the guy on ebay to produce more.

I would definitely be interested in these for my runners. Stock specs (3 deg castor/1.5 deg toe) would also be perfect.

That andy's chassis is a nice piece

The car looks amazing! Running it must really top it all off. What electronics did you put in it?

..... Is the tekin car next on the run list

I'm with you Doug, I still use a kraft kp3kw (porsche steering wheel yeah!). Also sporting an Airtronics 3P and M8 (Looking for a nice complete 3Ps)

Here's a project that changed direction when I received the main ingredient, the chassis from ebay. I had planned on narrowing the front to fit the RPM world's suspension. When I received it, I got a chassis that was badly beaten, split and cracked in the front all the way to the front body mount ho...

Bumper, trans. gasket (atlas):

*World's car update* I've recently finished the complete rebuild of this car and will say that the previously owner ran it pretty hard. It wan't run alot as the transmission gears barely had any wear and moving parts didn't have much slop, but the front nose plate is worn pretty thin in some spots, ...

I love that clean pink chassis! Looking forward to your paint scheme

Sift through this thread mini, its got great pics and info

http://www.rc10talk.com/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=1431

Now, another question... I'd like to figure the age on this buggy. Assuming the rear shock tower is the original(single upper shock mount holes), would that put this in the '84-'85 production time span? Yes! Also the original '84 cars had trailing front axles and a rear bulkhead that only had the o...

I prefer the B3/T3 style

Squeeze the batt cup very hard lol I personally don't like it.

If you have the standard rc10 shock towers, then .71 front shock bodies and .71 shafts are stock sizes. B3 shocks are .89 bodies and .71 shafts. You might not get the right amount up travel unless you've got a taller front tower. For the rear, 1.32 shock bodies and 1.02 shafts. Don't use shorter bod...