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Happy New Year to everyone.

Hope you all had (are having) a good night and may this year bring you lots of happiness.

This is mine that I built up a few years ago - http://www.rc10talk.com/viewtopic.php?f=29&t=7181 Have to agree with Crusaderlyf that I have not seen an actual NIB Pavidis Edition for sale in a very long time... As Littlevette mentioned, with a bit of patience (and help from fellow members on thi...

Happy Birthday to our resident 'Replica Maestro' and all round good guy Cedric.

Hope you are having a great day. Joyeux anniversaire mon bon ami.

Vin

Thank you all for the warm Birthday wishes It was a nice night with family and friends with lots of food and a healthy supply of Heineken It is a pleasure being a part of this forum and making new friends is a bonus. I hope to be able to contribute to this great site for many years to come. Vin

Welcome Midse. You will have fun on this forum. Great people, lots of good information.

Vin

Happy Birthday big guy. Have a good one.

Vin

Happy Birthday Reggie. Have a good one

Happy Birthday. Have a great day.

Happy Birthday. Hope you have a good one.

Fantastic example of this rare machine. Everything looks new! Even the modified (good pick up Reggie) Losi X-Pattern tires look new. I agree with Iso and I would restore this car in its original condition. Have you considered a J.D. Beckwith replica paint scheme? Look forward to seeing how this buil...

I like it! But how did they trim to fit the front rim? I looks like they just jammed the tire on full-size as the side walls seem to be rolling in towards a narrow rim. Yes, you are correct. The Losi "4 Row" rear tires are standard width... I made a mistake when I said that the tire is tr...

Hi Jeff,

A common combination of front and rear tires for 4WD back in the late 80's and early 90's was Losi X pattern rear and Losi 4 Row rear tires (trimmed to fit front 4WD rim).

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Vin

Just to clear up which Yokomo came with the rear unique hub carriers that Aaron has posted, it is the Yokomo Works '91. The Works '92 (essentially the same chassis speciafications as the Works '91 albeit with some running changes) used the same rear hub carriers that were used for the Works '93, WCS...

I thought the 94 YZ10 had longer front driveshafts?

Hey Fakiee,

I think through my wording I have confused you. The front universal drive shafts are longer than the rears on both cars. I meant to say that both cars share the same drive shafts.

Vin

So I wonder which M3 combo is correct for the car then? I have never tried this set-up but if I had to, I would start off with the following parts- Yokomo Works '93 Rear Differential (as per kit) Yokomo YZ10 1994 Version Front Differential (as per kit) Yokomo ZC-670C Complete Torque Control System ...