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Just for reference.

Various early manuals here. Some of the instructions in different ones is easier to follow than others. http://oldrc.com/TeamAssociatedManuals/associated-manuals.html Also, manual for the re-re. As before, some of this is easier to follow. https://img2.associatedelectrics.com/pdf/cars_and_trucks/RC1...

Are you going to run those motors at 0° timing? Or try to reverse time one of them? At first, I assumed that you would have bought a matched set from Team Brood or someone similar. Highly doubtful I’ll mess with the timing on the motors. It’s also highly doubtful I’ll even drive this truck that muc...

Drinking that much is going a long way to making this a reality , in fact it demands to be birthed in alcohol ! Except that when you sober up, you realize that none of it is straight. My brother and I used to help a buddy with his round track car. I don't know how that car even ran, much less staye...

Hallasan (Mt. Halla) on Jeju Island, Korea. And some mid-slope pine forest along the trail. 20210407_202216.jpg 20210407_202401.jpg 7m+ tall lava column in an extraordinarily named lava tube that I can't spell nor have the inclination to look up at this time. I can/will if anyone is THAT interested....

Yeah, I agree. Depending upon which motor you go with, the stock white 32dp idler gears should be okay. If you can locate a worn-out set of stock metal outdrive gears (those having worn-out drive cups), you can modify them to become idler gears which would yield a full set of metal gears in the tran...

THUMBINATOR! Finally something I might vote for!

Don't think the wife would approve, lol. Tell her it's either the Blackfoot poster, or something with scantily clad women. :mrgreen: You want him to be sleeping outside? :lol: :lol: :P :roll: At least then he can line the doghouse with whatever he wants...... ....... the dog won't care I don't know...

Hey Thumbs what's the name of your motor ? , That's a crackin car mate ! Thanks Dadio! They are officially called "PRETTY PUNY SISSY LITTLE WIMPY MOTOR" They are fairly obscure and I believe originated as part of GONZO batteries. I think both from Indiana, but I'm not sure. They were rela...

Dadio wrote: ↑Fri Apr 09, 2021 3:35 am Love it Don't let the snowflakes see it ! I'm sure it's no longer politically correct and could be subject to censorship

They're making a comeback as "Gender Fluid Soy Latte Simpy Motors."

Great entries everyone.

Other side, not really happywith the shocks yet

Sometimes using a slightly weaker plastic is a benefit. Some may call this a failed printed wheel hub adapter. I call it a servo saver! I mean, when you hit a brick wall at 3/4 throttle, something has to give!

Here's a Custom Works Dominator I finally built after having it sit for a few years. I replaced all the plastic pieces, polished the metal parts and added Houge diff sprockets and new chains. I used a re-wired Novak T-1X, NER-2X, NES-1A and receiver pack, along with an East Coast Modifieds mod motor...

Well I can’t put it off any longer, these parts have been laid about for around ten years, I’ve been so embroiled in RC10s and Losis I kind of lost the love for the project.

Time to get the hammers and chisels out.