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my independant oil filled LUNCHBOX

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http://s269.photobucket.com/albums/jj68/dellnotch/lunchbox/?action=view&current=070.jpg


this is my re-pop lunchbox, it has been fun. i recently added the fx10 front suspension, losi shocks, braces and lights to it. i ordered those $$ aluminum body mounts to...we are having a vintage race (fun run) at my track in a few weeks and i will be ready! should be some laughs.....
xxx,lunchbox,blackfoot,t4,2 rc10ce's,rc10 graphite,rc10 worlds car,2 rc10 t's,xx4---GONE:mip4wdrc10,rpm worlds,houge rc10,super clod,sand scorcher,f103,frog,xxxt,b2,b3,tc3,jrx2,fox,yr4-m2 usa,yz-10 many more LOL

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looks good. The alloy body mounts hold up well, worth the price. I like the support rod on the wheelie bar, it really needs something like that. I have pushed a wheelie bar up and through the trans case from hard landings.

one more bit of bling you can add to strengthen it:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&_trksid=p4340.l2557&hash=item3cbd3e805c&item=260873027676&nma=true&pt=Radio_Control_Parts_Accessories&rt=nc&si=lKUlaKDSKxBCw5bi7EpLJuDKPe0%253D&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc
I have one mounted, but haven't really had the chance to run it yet to see how it holds up.

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That is awesome how the frontend is setup. Huge improvement!!


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aconsola.....my gear box was getting gauged from the wheelie bar and it was only a matter of time until it was ruined. I think i'm all blinged out on this one, thx tho i never seen that.

sonic, thx for posting the pic. when i try, they are to big to post.

the fx-10 suspension is a pain. I was patient and with the help of the internet figured out how to modify it to work. I enjoyed the challenge and digging through my "parts" to find hardware. cutting and drilling was neccessary.... 8)
xxx,lunchbox,blackfoot,t4,2 rc10ce's,rc10 graphite,rc10 worlds car,2 rc10 t's,xx4---GONE:mip4wdrc10,rpm worlds,houge rc10,super clod,sand scorcher,f103,frog,xxxt,b2,b3,tc3,jrx2,fox,yr4-m2 usa,yz-10 many more LOL

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aconsola wrote:one more bit of bling you can add to strengthen it:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&_trksid=p4340.l2557&hash=item3cbd3e805c&item=260873027676&nma=true&pt=Radio_Control_Parts_Accessories&rt=nc&si=lKUlaKDSKxBCw5bi7EpLJuDKPe0%253D&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc
I have one mounted, but haven't really had the chance to run it yet to see how it holds up.
I have that on my Lunchbox it works and looks great
LOSI RULES!!

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http://www.rc10talk.com/viewtopic.php?f=77&t=16714

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what exactly does that part do for the truck?? is it like a swaybar or does it help geometry of rear shocks?
xxx,lunchbox,blackfoot,t4,2 rc10ce's,rc10 graphite,rc10 worlds car,2 rc10 t's,xx4---GONE:mip4wdrc10,rpm worlds,houge rc10,super clod,sand scorcher,f103,frog,xxxt,b2,b3,tc3,jrx2,fox,yr4-m2 usa,yz-10 many more LOL

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it has multiple mounting spots for the shocks, but more importantly, it ties both sides of the plastic gearbox together with an aluminum brace.

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ok thx, this area hasn't been a issue but i'll keep my eyes on it. if anything, yes...it does look good which may be enough reason.
xxx,lunchbox,blackfoot,t4,2 rc10ce's,rc10 graphite,rc10 worlds car,2 rc10 t's,xx4---GONE:mip4wdrc10,rpm worlds,houge rc10,super clod,sand scorcher,f103,frog,xxxt,b2,b3,tc3,jrx2,fox,yr4-m2 usa,yz-10 many more LOL

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