Ten4: the 4WD RC10 project

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Re: Ten4: the 4WD RC10 project

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jwscab wrote:this is exactly why I look at a $600.00 mini-mill with a sideways glance at least once every two weeks.

Maybe one week it should follow you home :mrgreen:
Although....

Better make sure it's cnc capable. The cnc part is getting so cheap these days that it's almost free! Lol

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Re: Ten4: the 4WD RC10 project

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One thing I noted on the Worlds I built is that the meat around the hingepin in the front is a little thick and rubs the arm at about 75% down travel making it bind up (where it has an eccentric shape). Had to do just a little dremeling. Not sure if you noticed this Dan, it might not be effected with the white arms, I was using rere black arms. If your suspension feels like it's binding check that out

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Re: Ten4: the 4WD RC10 project

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Doh! That sucks. Switching the nose will be fine. You'll need to either countersink the nose like I did on those, or drill and countersink the chassis and run the bolt thru. It's a better method for sure, but I know a lot of people wouldn't want to drill the chassis so I made it easier on them. Your choice
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Re: Ten4: the 4WD RC10 project

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Wow, she's a beauty! Nice work! 8)

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Re: Ten4: the 4WD RC10 project

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I have all the Ten4 custom parts sitting and ready to go, but I'm torn on what to do for the car. I have a re-re Worlds new in box that I could use, but I figured with the parts swapping and configuration changes needed for the Ten4, it might be better to get a donor roller rc10 off eBay?

What did others end up doing, sacrifice a new kit or convert an existing chassis? (or c) none of the above, cobble together parts individually like chassis, nose plate, etc to build it up)


edit: Looks like new worlds re-re kits are still around on eBay, for only $170 with free shipping. :shock: Not sure getting a used roller will be that much cheaper than that?

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Re: Ten4: the 4WD RC10 project

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i think you are ahead of the game if you use the re-re......you are gonna spend almost as much trying to get a reasonable roller and it will be used.

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Re: Ten4: the 4WD RC10 project

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If you use a rere worlds, you will need a full front noseplate and they aren't available in black. That's the only real hiccup on the worlds car. Well, that and the trans case.

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Re: Ten4: the 4WD RC10 project

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You can build a SWB version using the cut nose plate, I built one for a customer. Then you would just need the 6565 trans case.

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Re: Ten4: the 4WD RC10 project

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Re: Ten4: the 4WD RC10 project

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Damn....someone tell me why I haven't built one of these yet???? Looks killer

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Re: Ten4: the 4WD RC10 project

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Charlie don't surf wrote:Damn....someone tell me why I haven't built one of these yet???? Looks killer
I don't know, why haven't you? :P 8)

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