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RC10 buggy carriers will work as well. They use a different bearing and the geometry is a little different. Regular dog bones and axles are probably the most readily available thing, not that they are cheap. The motor is a 15 turn double, or 15X2. Two strands of wire, wrapped fifteen times around ea...

Based upon one of the last posts regarding CVD's, it made me thing, are there alternative parts for different models. I know there are certain parts that I can swap to/from my RC10T to the RC10GT. Has anyone made a comparability list of possible substitution parts (or upgrade parts) when the part co...

yes, most new tires today won't work on your 3pc wheels. I've seen guys glue them...not that I recommend that. you don't necessarily have to convert your 10t over to 3/16 axles. back when I first ran my gt the lhs had a boatload of 3/16 wheels but no 1/4 so we just used a 1/4 drill bit and did a lit...

Factory Works rear hex adapters fit the 1/4" axles. There are a few options for the front. I believe that the Custom Works front conversion fits with few modifications. I also have a 10T that uses Traxxas parts. They also require some grinding. I only tried it because I had the parts laying aro...

Modern-ish tires have webbing in bead area where the 3 piece rim clamps the bead, thus they don't work.

You can reuse your glued wheels by putting them in an ice cream container with 1/2" of acetone. If the tires are shot but the insets are good cut them out first.

No, not the same.

It was probably a good idea to replace the thrust spring anyways. If they loose tension, it can cause the diff to run loose and damage it.