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Holy small balls those screws in the idler gears are tiny!!! I have a lot of tools but an allen key that small isn't one of them. My original manual says it includes all allen wrenches necessary for the build but I've obviously misplaced this little tool over the past ~30yrs. Anyone know the exact s...

Some parts..... http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v92/Godspeed1.8T/IMG_1668_zps419dc8c5.jpg http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v92/Godspeed1.8T/IMG_1669_zps8fca2979.jpg http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v92/Godspeed1.8T/IMG_1676_zps52d5a340.jpg A stamp.... http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v92/Godspe...

To me it kind of sounds like a "doesn't work" problem at the moment. So for now it's shelf queens only?

MIKE VALENTINE wrote:I built one a few weeks ago, not impressed.

Why?

Additionally, you guys much more familiar with this car than the average new customer so you guys are more likely to notice things that may be off and then I can do what I can to try and remedy it on my end if possible or just simply answering questions. So have you been hearing about this top shaf...

A parts list would be awesome. I'm building mine this week, would love to put a 4.2 (or4.1) slipper in from the get go, but don't know what I need. Thanks The kits comes with the V2. If you want the VTS: http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/wti0001p?&I=LXCBFG&P=7 Would someone mind explaini...

In rebuttal to that, though, they do say "The RC10 World's Car kit updates make the buggy easier to build and service without altering the authentic look of the original car." http://www.teamassociated.com/cars_and_trucks/RC10WC/Worlds_Car/ Still looking forward to hearing solutions about ...

I find it peculiar that someone would have enough of an interest in RC10's to accumulate that much stuff but at the same time butcher pretty much all of it.

janaya wrote:If you are looking for the whole transmission I believe Stormer Hobbies has the lowest price.

Really? Just looked and their prices on other items I'm familiar with are crazy high.

Emailed the hobby shop I've been dealing with for parts to rebuild my A-stamp and they have one of these in stock. I had to ask. Goodbye money LOL!

Ah crap...my local hobby shop has one in stock. I guess I'll be saying goodbye to some more money.

So what axles do I need for my car, I can't find them anywhere You have an original RC10 Classic A stamp. Those should be the ones. Does P/N: 6216 not look familiar? You were talking about doing an axle conversion at one point but these would be the originals. Push the stub axles in further obvious...

nickrc10classic wrote:Awesome thank you, that make more sense, another question tho, will this axle set work on my car, http://www.teamassociated.com/parts/details/6219/ This is the kit I ordered

They work in P/N: 6216

http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/wti0005p?&I=ASCD6001&P=Z

Those numbers are the "Turns." The LOWER the number the faster....and harder on trans, ESC, battery life etc.

Sixtysixdeuce wrote:I have the 90A Xerun V2.1 ESC with a 13.5 Xerun motor in that second buggy I posted.

I'm looking at getting this ESC right now in fact, along with a 13.5T motor.

With all the stuff that can be programmed, how do you decide what you need or is best?