New to me RC10's, could use advice

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Re: New to me RC10's, could use advice

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I just thought of something...... Those front wheel adapters are to convert the classic to the world specs. I'm running world style arms on mine. Probably moves them out too far.
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Yes, definately too wide with the worlds arms. Going back to the stock ones (well, going to get the re release) worlds spindles.
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Those front extended axles come stock on the re-re worlds. I'll measure mine, it looks pretty even to me.

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I can't post pics, I have to resize all of mine and my computer is at work. These are the axles that came in the kit:
http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/wti0001p?&I=LXKYT2&P=ML
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According to towers site, these are the worlds re re axles.
http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/wti0001p?&I=LX2523&P=ML

That's what my theory of them being too wide is based on. I could and probably am wrong.
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The worlds axles are the wide gt axles . Those axles were used with the long arms to run current production B4 rims. The B4 rims have a deeper offset than the stock CE rims or B3 rims. Yes they will be to wide if your running the stock CE rims.

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ofnaman wrote:According to towers site, these are the worlds re re axles.
http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/wti0001p?&I=LX2523&P=ML

That's what my theory of them being too wide is based on. I could and probably am wrong.
Those axles are used with the inline blocks. They are used to convert the offset axles on a classic or CE to inline .

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Ok, then I guess I'm good. Thank you. I am running b4 wheels on the front.
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You guys are right. Looks much better now that I have the rear tires mounted.

I have a question for you guys that race these. Where do you set your ride height? Our track is a very high bite, groomed smooth track with decent size jumps. I set my old b4.1 to where the arms were level to the ground. I'm not sure with this car because the arms are shorter. Thank you.
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I normally set mine with drive shafts level and front arms level or just below.
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Just finished the b stamp. This will be my box stock class race car. If any of you spot anything I overlooked please let me know. This is my first rodeo with an original rc10. Basically a stock 6 gear champion edition car for a base. They are allowing me to run RPM a arms, and updated size wheels. Only running gear requirement is a Tekin gen 1 17.5. I put a solar d770 low profile servo in it, hobbyking 60 amp sensored esc (I know its a cheapy, but it works great), the battery is a 2600 turnigy 90c rate 2s super shorty, futaba radio. Running a 30 tooth pinion, 78 tooth spur (48 pitch). I also put an extra radio capacitor on it, I really don't think I'll need it, but I had one sitting here. J concepts detonator worlds body and wing. I went back and forth about cutting an antenna hole for an external antenna, but now I'm glad I did it. I'm even considering putting a full length antenna tube on it just for the look.
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Suggestion: Black front springs, Green rear springs.
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I don't think they will allow spring changes in the class I'm running it in, but I'll ask.

On a side note, on its first run in my parking lot I put it into a curb at full speed. Not sure what exactly happened, brake didn't work. Brake worked right before and after, so I don't know what happened. Anyway, bent the front chassis plate badly, bent one support tube, one caster block broke, and broke the battery tray hold down. I don't think the front plate is repairable, and the two spares I have are bent also, but I think I can repair one of them. Probably will pick up a re release front plate. I already have a re release set of tubes here.
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The original CE came with green springs front & rear, maybe the worlds came with black/green, would have to research that. Original short arm car came with full set of silver & gold...re-re's come with silver all around.
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Good to know. I have a spring kit. Maybe I'll try to sneak them on.... Got it put back together tonight. Can't wait to actually get it on the track. Was planning on testing/tuning Saturday, but looks like they are tearing the track out for a new layout.
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