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Let me know how that motor works out for ya. I have my eyes on that one or another revtech 4t. Light cars aren’t necessary, but it lets us put weight where we want it 8) we have a couple lcg cars that run with us, they do fine. The DR10 imo is better platform hands down to any Traxxas based rig I’ve...

They mean venting holes, body mount holes are a given. They should clarify tho. The more rules they make the more detailed they need to be. The biggest gripe for us locally has been tire prep but it has always been allowed, the rule was just clarified lol. Everyone thought they weren’t allowed to pr...

Beautiful

I rarely throw more than one color at these, as they seem to do the Mario brothers turtle maneuver at some point early in their life and i can’t take that sort of heartbreak .

....But no, I'm not an Idahoan. So I'm really talking outta my ass, essentially. Lol, I appreciate the insight on Moscow. I think we have it narrowed down to Pocatello or Idaho Falls. Maybe closer to Twin Falls or even Meridian. Something that isn’t terribly far for relatives and gives us a little ...

I just got my 6 sets of the new crawler innovations foams. There is a coupon code that saves you a bit btw. Probably don’t share that too much cause I think it was just for or group hehe. One thing I found out is even though the wheels are vented with the new foams the tires will hold air like crazy...

By the time you get back I’ll be on your east side We are getting ready to ditch Portland and head for Twin Falls where things aren’t so volatile and quite honestly just stupid.

Looks great to me! I still need to order a third test from Shaoeways to get the holes the right diameter. You did exactly what I did- rotate the motor plate and raise the brace. One thing I struggled with was the motor plate holes since mine used all b6 driver train. I ended up screwing the motor pl...

I’m glad to see someone else doing this- I don’t have the time and it’s something that would sell for sure. I don’t recall the idler teeth but it’s all b6. I did a couple different setups, and also modded them in case we wanted to run 4wd. I just never got around to finishing any of it. I don’t thin...

That was my donation. It’s from the Minicraft Academy 1/12 copy/clone of a Kyosho Super Alta. Here is the worst box art pic you have ever seen

Glad to hear Sally is leaving. We are still deep in smoke here, enough that i am not working in the shop at all. That case is looking great! Really nicely done! So, the final step is to drill the screw holes for mounting the case to the chassis and the top brace plate and its spacer. This is where I...

Easier to solve by creating new rear hub carriers that both fix the driveshaft angle and also correct the bone engagement. The ones I made adapt b6 cva’s over which also fixes the wheel offset problem by using modern wheels. That’s my .02 anyway

Its an expensive way to go just to mount a switch but our Factory Works upper chassis also replicates the original styling and adds some strength

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i just sent my cousin "they took my thumb" (huge bigwig on this site) a text message....

Looks like an Associated TC5
Here is a review with pics for comparison
http://site.petitrc.com/Tech/RCCA_TeamAssociatedTC5/Article.htm

If I were a betting man, my guess would be 1/12 and 1/10 front for the one without a pin, and the other for 1/12 rears. The diameter of the hubs would be 5/16 for a front 1/12 and 1/10 wheel, and 1/4” for rear 1/12