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https://60years.associatedelectrics.com/tc7-2cc-team-kit

RogueIV wrote: does the MIP CVD set come with anti crush spacers for the bearings?

A 1/4" axle wont fit a crush sleeve, it would have to be paper thin. In the past all crush sleeves were for 3/16 axles, and MIP didnt include them.

ok, ok, hear me out....

Frankentruck wrote: You want to get rich off of RC10Talk through IP litigation....

No, always universals. The manual pics show a rc10t rear carrier and 1/4" stub axle and then a rc10 stub axle and carrier but they did try to crop one of the pics a little lol. Not sure why they didn't just take new pics but no, they never came with dog bones. I'm pretty sure there was a supple...

Correct. And the pic above that one shows a 10t carrier.

That was the one that failed 10 years ago, they were having AE Don assemble them to try to get them to sell. I would expect anything coming new to be on the new 60 years website, anything on the old one is going to be the old stuff That said, I suspect you are correct as the Worlds and hopefully tea...

I haven't read up on that one, you don't have the ability to print support material do you? If you do, it's definitely worth the added time and material. Looks like it just prints one color/material at a time

morrisey0 wrote: ↑Sat Oct 12, 2024 7:28 pm The "Lizzie Borden" house. Fall River, RI.

Killer!

No those are for the 3/16 axles. You want 3/32 x 7/16 for the 1/4" axles (per the old AE header card)

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Or Amazon (these are stainless)
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Ok we haven't really done this sort of thing for years now, maybe we can give it another shot. Give a few word description of a vehicle that can be used to uniquely identity it. Make the few words count, saying it has gold shocks isn't going to narrow it down much. Also the descriptor words should p...

(added a line regarding that it must be a production vehicle, not a one-off)

Nailed it!

Your turn

I'll just need to whack a 1" incher in half (which will remove 1/8")

It sounds like the measure once cut twice then use the part you cut off to try again method