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Do all original C stamps lack the counter sinking on the 6 gear holes? No, as I said most lack it but not all. By a different alloy does that mean the A&B were 6061 and the C milled were 7075. A, B, and plain C were 6061. Worlds milled C stamp were 2024. Were the nose plates also made different...

They will never (and I mean never) get a penny from me. They singlehandedly destroyed the forum.

I get it, and I can appreciate the need. I just rank photobucket execs right in there with every politician and celebrity. Absolute scum.

Sadly I do not, and the kits are packed away from our move. Once we get settled I’ll see what I can do.

Well… maybe a few

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And the last one for now…

The platinum shocks were not well liked back in the day so it would be extremely unlikely to see them return. I’m sure if Kyosho goes any further with rere’s (now that they have been bought out the second time in recent history) then the Turbo Ultima will likely show us what they have up their sleev...

RJ Speed legend wheels and tires will fit and work fine. Probably the most affordable. For a runner you might look at the CRC rubber tires, they are life changing. If you have old wheels kicking around, check with gone bananas racing skinz (on Facebook) they will mount up fresh foams and true them f...

Announcing a RC10Talk community build! I’m going to start the community build by supplying a customized one-off Factory Works C2 trailing arm chassis set and a few small pieces. I will then pass it along to the next person. For this first build I have already pre-committed a few well known contribut...

It’s going to Jason next so that is always a possibility

It would be interesting if nobody knew till the poll closed.

As far as I know nobody here works for Tamiya. If you want insider info you would probably want to ask the insiders. We are just a group of guys that play with toy cars. I’ll keep my nose out of your threads from now on. Sorry for wasting your time.

In performance on the track the Lunsford are probably no different at all but they are made from grade 5 ti, made in the USA, as well as lifetime guaranteed. Can you tell by driving the car they are better? No. But they are, at least IMO, much better.

AE changed the rear arms, it was a running change. You must have the early arms, so at that point I’d go for the kit that matches dimensions. The worlds will have the shorter pins.