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Finally got a few new parts, I don't even need them but are nice to have. I'm now starting to collect parts for the heck of it.

I just finished a test run in the house with mine and the dog bones are no where close to coming out of the out drives. I would still tear them down and add the spacers as it couldn't hurt to be safe. I won't be leaving it per the manual as it will not be a box art shelfer. Also it doesn't sit righ...

Now these I like. Time to get the re-re ready for a change from box stock.

I just finished a test run in the house with mine and the dog bones are no where close to coming out of the out drives. I would still tear them down and add the spacers as it couldn't hurt to be safe. I won't be leaving it per the manual as it will not be a box art shelfer. Also it doesn't sit right...

Have you run it yet? I ordered a crap load of parts for mine and can't wait to put it together. Not yet still waiting on my shorty packs to arrive. It's all ready to just got the body back from my painter and wheels are glued up and mounted. I'm dying to take it for a spin. I'll get some pics of it...

I'm not surprised it already gone. From the beginning they said it was going to be a Limitted Edition and I remember hearing 1000-1500 units. Also worldwide not just the US. I usually buy from my local track or hobby shop, but I'm glad I ordered mine because I was curious and called a few local shop...

I agree. I would like to see a vintage class get started as well at my local track in Huntington Beach. I am updating my 10T to run in the 17.5 class, but would like to run my re-re with other cars of that era.

Damn these are the times when I wish I lived in Florida. JConcepts is just so involved in local racing with being part of so many racing series. It so freakin cool.

That would be cool. I'm still wondering what the model #6001-1 is after seeing the box they ship in from the factory. I wouldn't mind seeing an RC10T. I'd bring mine back to stock and run the new one, but that wishful thinking.

Just an observation I made while watching some YouTube. If you watch any of the YouTube videos from the JConcepts Garage channel you can see a few classic RC's as well as boxes on display. On the left side of the shop you can see an RC10 Champ edition at the top then a black tub that looks like a B2...

should jconcepts, or anyone else, not make a body because associated already does? Exactly. It's choice that you would have and will most likely be able to find at your LHS. I welcome anything they bring to market as my re-re is currently a shelfer but will become a runner once hop-ups come to mark...

Almost forgot these, I didn't get them in the post but found them as I went through my attic. Battery labels are really rough but the cells are in good shape. the red Orions and the ones in the case are in great shape. The Novak T4 needs a new on/off switch.

Got this one about 2 weeks ago now. Came from Tower and it was packaged very well as the box is in pretty good shape. Also finally got my graphite parts for my 10T runner project in last week.

gomachv wrote:100 degree for the #8 holes and 82 degree for the #4 holes

I use Carbide 6 flute, 3/8 diameter (which is much larger than needed)

Thanks for the info I appreciate it.

With all this talk about imperfections and countersinking I have to ask 1 question. I'm not very knowledgeable when it come to countersink bits. What would be the right size bit to use to be able to countersink the whole chassis? Any 100 degree countersink or would it be 2 different ones?