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I've found that the faster the class, the more disadvantaged the RC10 becomes. In 17.5 spec racing, no problems at all. It's not to say it's a bad car at higher speeds. It's just far less forgiving than my modern cars. I even find my JRX-Pro to be far more forgiving than the RC10. Landing well off o...

It's a Raborn chassis.

Some of you guys kinda already have, but maybe you should all put together packages so people can do conversions if they so desired? Personally, I don't have the money to purchase any of this beautiful stuff at the moment, maybe next year I can do an RC10-Mid. I have 3 different RC10 graphite mid m...

Raborn parts and stickers make everything look better! I love the simplicity of the front end on that car. Simple is good.

The chassis sheet stock is on order. It's going to be about 3 weeks out for completion. If anyone wants one, pm me. I've kept the quantity low.

Did you buy the 1/12 scale mold for the I believe it was an IMSA GT RX-7? I'd love to have that body.

That's a pretty smart idea.

I personally don't like different length arms. The change on roll center is vastly different for each side of the car. It is for a camber link change too though but a longer arm has less angular change through travel as a short arm does. The means that the shocks on different sides will have differe...

Derrick, just use button head screws to get the clearance.

The ARP chassis was only MM and only drilled for the 6 gear. The new one will also have stealth holes.

It is most likely a Composite Craft chassis but it's not a 10T chassis. It's for an RC10 buggy.

I'm bringing this thread back. Thanks for posting these. I've seen the rear end of this car before but I never knew what it was. Barry Raborn had a dirt oval car that he built to skirt the no solid rear axle rule at a Roar nationals event. That had the Custom Works guys completely livid. It was a cu...

Rare? That's the most popular 4wd buggy around here. I don't have one but everyone that does seems to love them.

Dave or Jeremy or whatever your name is (lol), post this to the Raborn Racing Originals Facebook page!

I think it's neat that you had some fun and creativity with it but aside from that I'd say nay.