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aip47-2008 wrote: ↑Sat Jul 27, 2013 2:02 pm Delta 470 Series Instructions.jpgDelta 470 Series Shocks.jpg

2013-04-04002006_zpse37d2ef3.jpg Have not built yet but have gathered a few bits including shaft! This has found its way to me in the past couple of days.... from what i gather it is a Losi Hydradrive on a Team Suzuki shaft. Having researched them a little I have found a handful of examples fitted ...

Wow this is absolutely amazing!

This is my favorite RC10 build of all time. So many great details and rare pieces all put together perfectly. Just love it! Great work!

Found it

Our sweet Bell died on Friday at 5.50 pm , mother of three litters of puppies , the most devoted and doting of mothers , survivor of an emergency suzerain delivery of the last litter , battled back to health after two bouts of cancer surgery , she finally was laid low by heart disease at the age of...

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Hey guys, Just wanted to let you all know what's going on. So, as some/most of you know I restore cars with my dad at his house. Been doing that as my only job for the last 13 years or so. Well, the last few years has been rough with having quality customers that like to pay. Because of this, we've ...

Some people may know my love for Delta cars. I always dreamed about driving a Delta Super-J at a race track but it had to be electric, because I gave up on gas engines long ago. Around one year ago I started to brainstorm about the project and it was no easy task at all. Delta actually released a Su...

Thanks The hole at the chassis was done with a jigsaw and sanded. As most of the chassis work. Actually I went with a square sheet of glasfibre pan and went from there. For sanding the hole I used sandpaper 180 which was glued to a 2" round wood. Works pretty good and fast. But it´s a lot of du...

Thanks. Well the photo shows the car from the top. But hides some secrets :wink: The original Super-J used a quite stiff chassis design. Especially at the rear what isn´t perfect at all. But most 1/8 cars were like that. I wanted to keep the overall look close to the original car but that doesn´t me...

... or a more ambitious modified WOIN design like a Montica P8C or Serpent 988e Taipan. The Motonica and all the other 1/8 cars designed that way don´t handle very well. At least if they use the typical stiff rear end and the connection rod which replaces a center shock. The Taipan is an advanced d...

A spool or solid rear axle needs less maintenance than a balldiff but it doesn´t do any good to the handling of a car. I never liked the front spool at touring cars and always preferred the oneway. For current 1/8 cars they need to be driven completely different and it´s absolutely not to my liking ...

This a really special build and I quietly watched as it has progressed with interest as I have many years ago started a build of a Composite Craft Team car and tried to fit it out with as many RPM Team car parts as possible. When I got to the choice of shocks I was never able to make up my mind but...

First time again that the Yoko stands back on his own feet. Not fully assembled as some of the original Truss Pan Head to fasten the wheels were overrided ind the Philips head and need to be replaced. But still looks good…😉 B8FDD091-CB30-4809-9DEB-D2877F31E40E.jpeg 4785EE6A-23E9-4D01-8DE3-B8BA8C789D...