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The extended versions would also solve the "Lethal Weapon in a Kyosho/Tamiya application" problem, as their outdrives were a bit longer. I'm really hoping these work out!

More than I expected- I just measured it and would need 6mm per side

Not sure, but the user that printed his stainless dogbones said they were holding up great, so I have hope!

I've had parts printed in SS before at work and I can tell you, they are hard as f****! I was barely able to tap them! So I don't think strength is going to be an issue. I like to start as simple as possible, which is why initially I just copied AE's design exactly. If they're issues I'll see about ...

Yeah... Of the two kits I've built so far... one spun but was rough... the other was total junk. So I pre-emptively ordered a handful of extra cases, idlers, topshafts... :-/

I have a rebuilt rc10 however I am still using the original shocks rebuilt with silicone added. I've had it out on a track A couple of times recently and it gets bounced around pretty good. I'm looking to upgrade the shocks and towers. I noticed on some other posts lots of guys are running large bor...

Brian hasnt updated so I will...the current selection is for the Aluminum drives. I believe he has a batch ready to sell The steel outdrives became an issue, one side was too long. I am working with the manufacturer to see if they can make the sides equal length for us. Currently the entire stock is...

Thanks for the info/update, Jeff. I'd really rather have these made in the USA outdrives than keep chasing AE ones.

Very nice Niki! This will be a popular piece

A photo per chance?

I don’t know how to link you to the best place to get it where your at, but the part number is 02227 and it’s called Rit Dyemore Graphite. They are all over eBay but no idea with shipping which is the best price. It’s also on Amazon but I’m not sure if you have Amazon You will dilute it with water, ...

The good thing is purplish parts can always be re-dyed

If your looking for aluminum fasteners, this is the place http://www.fastener-express.com/aluminum-fasteners-nuts-washers.aspx

I ran this car for a little while, using the jelly beans and 'stock' re-re classic tires. Took 3rd out of 6 in stock buggy, using a 27t brushed as well. A lot had to do with me understanding the car and being able to toss it through the corners. I didnt clear the big doubles like the modern buggies,...

I hadn't notice until today that the old style 6565 case is still available. This probably has been discussed somewhere on the forums before but I'm not able to find it. Setting aside the differences in idler gear bearing placement, is the old style case better? In other words, would replacing the k...