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Glad I found this very usefull

I picked this up recently. It's meant to be used in Tamiya's SRB gearboxes. You can tell by the length of the output shafts. Instructions.

MIP Catalogue number one. Instructions on the reverse side.

Here you go.

Brand new instructions added. All 8 pages.

I added the missing first page.

See if these look any better.

I have the instructions tucked away in an inaccessible box. What was posted above are the instructions which are really rudimentary. Basically you need to play around with the placement of the front tranny which allows the dog bones to set in a natural position allowing the knuckles to turn but not ...

thanks

I googled it and this came up, just not the instructions. http://www.miponline.com/MIP/News-FEED/Entries/1984/9/1_Vintage_RC10:_MIP_4x400_4wd_Kit_.html too bad flipwils didn't scan the directions but I think he sold his kit. Here's what I saved from the Scans section, ...

Thanks but still can't find it....

... sheets. Our very own lowclasscc.net does have the SP-1 instructions and parts list though, in case that helps... http://lowclasscc.net/downloads/m/mip/ and there is another someone here that may still have one.. http://www.rc10talk.com/viewtopic.php?f=39&t=28851

Hi:

Anyone can share a good scan of the MIP 4X400 4wd conversion for Tamiya SRB??

Thanks in advance

Good info for older kits!

Al I got the car and it looked like helen keller and ray charles built it, I took it apart and the 4wd system is in great shape it did not get much use if any at all, what I need to know is how to remove the belt pulleys without damaging them, in the instructions it sugests using needle nose pliers ...