Rc10 GT motor mount
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Rc10 GT motor mount
got a blue pan rc10GT , stock motor mount mounted to the pan.
looks like im missing some thing ,cuz i cant mount the motor.
on the black pan GT's , theres them little plates that mount to the motor, then mount to the mounts on the tub..
can some one post pictures of a os12 or os15 size motor properly mounted to a blue pan?
thanks.
looks like im missing some thing ,cuz i cant mount the motor.
on the black pan GT's , theres them little plates that mount to the motor, then mount to the mounts on the tub..
can some one post pictures of a os12 or os15 size motor properly mounted to a blue pan?
thanks.
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Re: Rc10 GT motor mount
OK pattywagon, which are you wanting? blue flat pan or a black tub chassis? color doesn't matter either way I guess but if I'm thinkin right you need a pic of a tub chassis mounted motor...
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Re: Rc10 GT motor mount
blue flat pan.. the blue pan has a 1 piece mount, the black tub has a 2 piece mount.. trying to figure out how to mount the engine to a blue pan
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Re: Rc10 GT motor mount
Will this help?
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Re: Rc10 GT motor mount
yeah thanks, guess you cant use pull start motors on these
the backing plate on the motor would keep the motor from sitting flush on the mount!
oh the GT's will be going to their new owner soon!

the backing plate on the motor would keep the motor from sitting flush on the mount!
oh the GT's will be going to their new owner soon!
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Re: Rc10 GT motor mount
There is a different pull-start motor mount for the flat chassis'. It is taller and doesn't have the bar across the back.
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Re: Rc10 GT motor mount
Yep, I'm aware of a motor mounts for gts but your question had me confused. This is a pullstart mount for a blue flat pan:
http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/wti0001p?&I=LXTX51&P=7
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http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/wti0001p?&I=LXTX51&P=7
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Re: Rc10 GT motor mount
I believe the .12 thru .18 mounting holes are the same. I recently won a RC10GT blue pan with a O.S .18 and is in route. I can verify it once it's here.
Some are installing big block .21 or larger and it is just overkill.
http://www.neweramodels.com/cgi-bin/inccatalog.cgi?h=y&fitlist=0015&shortlist=1#1003
Some are installing big block .21 or larger and it is just overkill.
http://www.neweramodels.com/cgi-bin/inccatalog.cgi?h=y&fitlist=0015&shortlist=1#1003
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Re: Rc10 GT motor mount
yep,just need correct mountUSA-1 wrote:I believe the .12 thru .18 mounting holes are the same.
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Re: Rc10 GT motor mount
well my stock 15 is fun for trotting around the track,i just want to install a bigger motor so my gt has a little more kick to itUSA-1 wrote:I believe the .12 thru .18 mounting holes are the same. I recently won a RC10GT blue pan with a O.S .18 and is in route. I can verify it once it's here.
Some are installing big block .21 or larger and it is just overkill.
http://www.neweramodels.com/cgi-bin/inccatalog.cgi?h=y&fitlist=0015&shortlist=1#1003

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Re: Rc10 GT motor mount
They are OK for bashing but a little hard to control. Way more than you'll use for power.
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