Re: TC's pure RC10 CE Restoration (7/14 w/pics)
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Re: TC's pure RC10 CE Restoration (9/22 w/pics)
So this project has taken some twists and turns, but I am in it now. I am looking for one last thing for it, because I think I have all that I need except for:
I need another set of these babies. I have a ton of bright white original steering parts for trade, but I really like these and want a set of them on this project.....
I need another set of these babies. I have a ton of bright white original steering parts for trade, but I really like these and want a set of them on this project.....
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Re: TC's pure RC10 CE Restoration (11/11 w/pics)
So I'm testing out my ne phone. Says 8mp camera on it, and wanted to see how clear the pictures are, plus wanted to updat with some pictures.
I have to give a shout out to Atlas in this. His parts are just fantastic!
So I'm not that impressed with the close up shots of this phone so far (HTC Droid Incredible).
I took a page out of Doug's book (Eau Rouge) and used shock shafts for the hinge pins, and really like the looks of it......
I have to give a shout out to Atlas in this. His parts are just fantastic!
So I'm not that impressed with the close up shots of this phone so far (HTC Droid Incredible).
I took a page out of Doug's book (Eau Rouge) and used shock shafts for the hinge pins, and really like the looks of it......
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Re: TC's pure RC10 CE Restoration (11/11 w/pics)
nice build so far....
you won't get a good picture out of a camera phone with a fixed focal point in all picture scenarios, especially at the extremes(close/far). It will take better pics from a few feet away, which is really what that camera is intended for.
you won't get a good picture out of a camera phone with a fixed focal point in all picture scenarios, especially at the extremes(close/far). It will take better pics from a few feet away, which is really what that camera is intended for.
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Re: TC's pure RC10 CE Restoration (11/11 w/pics)
I'll try that next.jwscab wrote:nice build so far....
you won't get a good picture out of a camera phone with a fixed focal point in all picture scenarios, especially at the extremes(close/far). It will take better pics from a few feet away, which is really what that camera is intended for.
I'm going for a Black/white/blue theme. I was thinking of using FT turnbuckles, but I am unsure at this point. I picked up some sweet white JConcepts turnbuckle ends (ball cups), and will be using those instead of the peroxided originals.
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Re: TC's pure RC10 CE Restoration (11/13 w/pics)
So I panted the shell today, was in a painting kind of mood. I was going for black and silver, but needed to change it up because I shot silver by accident first.
Pin striping is awesome as painting tape by the way.....
Lighting was crappy, I will take better pictures when I get home.
Pin striping is awesome as painting tape by the way.....
Lighting was crappy, I will take better pictures when I get home.
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Re: TC's pure RC10 CE Restoration (11/13 w/pics)
waiting on a few things, so I thought I would throw out an update.
The whole concept I am going with for this car is Black/White/FT Blue. This car is getting modern FT V2 shocks and white wheels. The nose tubes are getting coated white, and I am having more of the aluminum servo posts made in white as well.
I think I am going to do another shell to better reflect what I am trying to accomplish, with more black and white, no silver. I think the shell I had painted for this car will go on the first RHS build I did.
God, I'm all over the road sometimes.......
The whole concept I am going with for this car is Black/White/FT Blue. This car is getting modern FT V2 shocks and white wheels. The nose tubes are getting coated white, and I am having more of the aluminum servo posts made in white as well.
I think I am going to do another shell to better reflect what I am trying to accomplish, with more black and white, no silver. I think the shell I had painted for this car will go on the first RHS build I did.
God, I'm all over the road sometimes.......
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Re: TC's pure RC10 CE Restoration (11/24 w/pics)
Some new pictures with an empty bottle of my favorite rum (it is now anyway....)
Camera phone + rum = blurry pics. Sorry!
Camera phone + rum = blurry pics. Sorry!
Re: TC's pure RC10 CE Restoration (11/24 w/pics)
what are those rear hub carriers and what wheels are you gonna run? i have the b4 rear hub carriers/b44 cvds and i got very little travel before it binds.
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Re: TC's pure RC10 CE Restoration (11/24 w/pics)
This build has been at a stand still since my last post. I have everything I need, and painted a shell for it, but I have been extremely busy finishing my degree (just graduated, 21 years AFTER high school).
I am actually thinking of selling 3 of the rc10s I have completed as rollers (sans motor-esc). I'm having more fun beating the crap out of stadium trucks right now with the kids......
I am actually thinking of selling 3 of the rc10s I have completed as rollers (sans motor-esc). I'm having more fun beating the crap out of stadium trucks right now with the kids......
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Re: TC's pure RC10 CE Restoration (11/24 w/pics)
Worked on this one last night. Ordered some LOHAS wheels for it as well, this is going to be my shelf queen. Had to disassemble the front because there wasn't enough clearance between the tie rods and the steering rods, so I moved the tie rods to an outer hole. Now I need shorter rods (well I don't, but the car does). Need to assemble the rear shocks and get them on as well.
Now that I have graduated from school, and retire on the 1st of July from the reserves, I have a bit more time to continue on with this hobby....
Now that I have graduated from school, and retire on the 1st of July from the reserves, I have a bit more time to continue on with this hobby....
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Re: TC's pure RC10 CE Restoration (11/24 w/pics)
Awesome! I have 12 years active duty Navy service under my belt, wish I had time for the reserves but with my current job it's pretty much impossible. Would like to finish school too.Toasted Coastie wrote:Now that I have graduated from school, and retire on the 1st of July from the reserves, I have a bit more time to continue on with this hobby....
Anyways, buggy looks really good, those parts look extreme white in the photos, mine don't ever seem to come out like that.
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Re: TC's pure RC10 CE Restoration (11/24 w/pics)
an update of where I am at. Seems like I have too much going on at once right now...
somehow in my pile I found some really nice tq rubber:
somehow in my pile I found some really nice tq rubber:
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Re: TC's pure RC10 CE Restoration (11/24 w/pics)
I'm using RPM RC10 GT carriers with MIP 1007 RC10 CVDs.....delsami wrote:what are those rear hub carriers and what wheels are you gonna run? i have the b4 rear hub carriers/b44 cvds and i got very little travel before it binds.
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Re: TC's pure RC10 CE Restoration (11/24 w/pics)
I'd love to get my hands on some AE 2.2 rubber for the rear that says either team associated or AE... Anyone???//
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