Vintage RC10 Parts

[rbryant1991]

Alright I'm confused so I need some assistance. I have an RC10 graphite and I was wondering what the steering block part number was. Also, will one off a RC10 world's car work because I see them all of the time. Thanks

[GoMachV]

If you have a short arm graphite it would be compatible with the rere classic, which is a 6216

If you have the longer CE arms, It would be the 6217 which is more expensive and wasn't rereleased

For either kit you could use the 6221 along with the 6220 aluminum axles as an alternative.

[lmw94002]

AE's site should have most of the manuals available which are invaluable to find the original part numbers.

I guess the question is if you wanted an original direct replacement or just something that'd do the trick and/or upgrade...

There's always a source for the most hard to find parts too... between here, FB, and ebay... who doesn't love a good scavenger hunt?

[rbryant1991]

Yeah a scavenger hunt is what I have. Parts are a pain for sure but I do love a good challenge. Thanks for the reply

[GoMachV]

Shouldn't be a challenge at all. Just gotta know what arms you have to narrow it down, or just grab the 6220/6221 and convert it over. The only challenge would be if you have long arms and want to use your original inline axles instead of updating it to the 6220/6221, you'll pay a bunch for those spindles.

[jcwrks]

Also, will one off a RC10 world's car work because I see them all of the time. Thanks

Yes, and it can typically be had for $10 (bushings). If you want four 1/4 x 3/8" bearings they are $1 ea. at avidrc.com