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My RC12LW. Bought in 1993 when I was 16, never used then because there was not track for her, forsaken in parents' cellar when I stopped RC, she survived a flood before being rediscovered in my attic in 2021, which leads me to restart this hobby. Now, she's enjoying the local carpet track. Better la...

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Yes. I would go with The Eastwood Co. Great products. Make sure chassis is cleaned well and scuffed with scothbrite prior to painting.

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Chuck

Traxxas springs are very close, maybe slightly larger.

This is my RC10 cadillac built about 20 yrs ago and never ran. Body and wing are not the kit body as I messed up the original body cutting it out.

If you aren't already a member join the Vintage Losi group of Facebook, someone's bound to have them for a decent price.

I used Losi springs on a TRX1 back in the day. So I would assume the Traxxas springs would fit the Losi...

The truck shocks are usually the right thing. 1.02 front and 1.32 rears.

Some of the newer shocks are shorter bodies in the rear (1.18). After that all the big bores went metric.

Short course or stadium truck shocks should be fine. As far as I know, most are approximately the same length as earlier truck shocks. If there is a place of concern, it'd be the rear shocks. Some of the newer rear shocks are a little longer, which would slightly limit compression when used on a bug...