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So far they are showing the 1989 car and description so it's hard to say what we are really looking at currently. I thought they were just cataloging the old kits but they haven't done any of the others

We developed it but it is sold by JC Racing

https://www.jcracingproducts.co.uk/associated-rc10-transmission-case

Amain just added a bunch of 40th kits, shows 107 available as of this minute. Makes me wonder if there really was another batch. Curious to see any numbers that come out of this run

You wont regret it. Its sweet! The changes were mostly going to 3mm screws, although the front bulkhead is 4 screws now. I'm thoroughly impressed even though I hate the shocks.

yes, from the same playbook they have used what like 3 times now? Happy little "accidents" lol. This makes me think it might just be real.

Frankentruck wrote: It's already for sale?

I'm surprised it took that long!

I always heard wd40 is safe. Just needs a lot of time to soak

You really need to read up on our FAQ and parts list to get the full idea of what we did but it uses a stealth diff up front and will have, as with every 4wd, slightly less steering than a 2wd, but the same as a Kyosho optima or similar 4wd of the era. As the maker of this conversion, I can say whol...

Pretty rare scoop! Precision Race Cars PR-7

They are press fit in the case and slip fit in the endbell. Yes, you can swap a bushing for bearing. If the shaft is messed up from a pinion screw eating into it you might have trouble getting the bearing past it, so you may end up filing the shaft slightly.

Finally had time to sit down and reassemble a Wildebeest I took apart a while back and cleaned up. Got a bunch of new pieces from Crunchy and it all went together nicely. I'm pretty good at the transmissions now, I've been told they never go back together correctly but this one was fine. I did end u...

Cleaned up a Serpent Tenforce for shelf duty

I think I may be the one that cut the TMS chassis, pretty sure you had an original and we used it as a pattern. This would have been back in the pin router days.

Yeah there is a thread on it here
https://www.rc10talk.com/viewtopic.php?t=49962

If the new logo is based on a Team Associated logo, I would highly recommend getting the blessing from Curtis or Steve in writing to avoid any future IP problems. AE has made it clear in the last couple months that you aren't even allowed to use the word RC10 or Stealth, so copying an outline or pre...