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Unfortunately, there is no new part for either of these. Ebay is the only way to hunt them down. Over this summer I'm thinking about trying to cast my own parts for these, but we'll see how it goes.

Looks like a great racer. Custom bend some wire and make up some sway bars too if you want to help it go around the corners. I did it to mine and it made a world of difference.

http://www.rc10talk.com/viewtopic.php?f=35&t=30116

That is pretty cool!! Thanks for sharing that.

That looks wonderful. Looking forward to seeing that build completed.

That's a very nice setup. I'll have to look into doing something like that with the RPM arms. Thanks for the pics.

Wow!!! I'm falling in love with these 4wd cars.

That is an amazing little ride. I wish I could get a hold of something like that.

That mount looks absolutely epic. There is nothing wrong with extreme overkill.

The clay track I run on is very sticky, so when going through corners, the rear inside tire would lift up and cause a roll. That problem has been alleviated now. The car was much faster around the track and much more manageable.

I think the sway bars made a big difference at the track, especially the rear one. The links I used are B44, but I' pretty sure they are the same as the B4.

Been beating this car since it was born.

Anyone do anything similar or better. I'm always looking to improve. This car is a runner, and it is beginning to hold its own with the B4's on the clay.

The black tubes are still on towerhobby. Number LX2774 in stock. I wish I would have ordered a spare set last time I placed an order.

Very cool post. Your car is really looking good.

The shocks I am using are .71. I figured I needed a taller shock tower. RCCW has a pretty nice product, and I might go with that. The ball links on my sway bar setup are just two ball cups hooked together with a short set screw along with 8830 roll bar pivot that is used for the sway bar on the B44.