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So I take it I should lube up the whole steering system(I use WD-40), and loosen all the fasteners a bit to see if that helps. I just wanted to chime in on using WD-40 for lubrication...that's a bad idea. WD-40 is best used for removing moisture and grease. If anything, WD-40 will remove any oil or...

https://www.rc10talk.com/download/file.php?id=130455&mode=view The top half of this picture shows your bellcrank assembly, mostly in red parts on this car. Usually the two shafts on the bottom of the bellcrank have bearings or bushings on them, which need oil. When your steering servo pushes on...

It's been said before but worth mentioning again. Boiling the nylon parts will make them more pliable and less prone to breakage. Actually, I've never broken an RC10 arm but I have broken front and rear arm mounts and steering blocks and castor blocks (probably more broken steering blocks than anyth...

Great job! Just checking your YouTube channel

Yeah the j82 part was important haha. It was a 1/8 scale buggy conversion for a truck.

those in that listing are 2.1" front wheels and tires. You will be fine with those. Be aware in the future that they also made narrow truck wheels that are 2.2" and those actually have 4 screws holding them together. So as long as you see three screws, you are OK.

Cool! Just measured 'em, and the rear beater wheels are standard 2.2"! Since they're the one piece glue on design, I had to break out the Super Glue to glue the tires down, since they were spinning on the wheels(VERY bad! :shock:). Don't worry, I checked the Traxxas forum before I used supergl...

all kinds of parts on Shapeways
and if you search around here you will find members that have played with different compounds.
Dadio - 834B would be a good place to look.

Edit, here you go:

https://www.rc10talk.com/viewtopic.php?f=29&t=44144

Awesome! Congratulations on running your very first RC race. :D The last time I raced RC was in Feb. 1994 and I miss it so much - those were happy times. Anyway, yeah I totally forgot about the transponder requirement. I'm a little surprised that it caused you so much trouble. 2.4 Ghz radios are ple...

Hey JT, I've found your next scooter...