Trx-1 runner
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Re: Trx-1 runner
That should clean up real well. It may end up being too nice to run. I'll be following along. I'm currently looking for a nice TRX-1 myself.
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Re: Trx-1 runner
The previous owner was going for the Masami Worlds Stealth look

Looks like a great base to start with, I'm sure it'll be a fun runner.
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Re: Trx-1 runner
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The previous owner was going for the Masami Worlds Stealth look
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You are right, we all know the TRX1 was breathing down Masami's neck at the 91 Worlds. So clearly this car was a secret factory attempt to lure Masami over to Traxxas.
The previous owner was going for the Masami Worlds Stealth look

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You are right, we all know the TRX1 was breathing down Masami's neck at the 91 Worlds. So clearly this car was a secret factory attempt to lure Masami over to Traxxas.
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Re: Trx-1 runner
A mad attempt to clearance the steering from the inboard upper link mounts. Gets pretty hairy in there. Esp. with the A&L setup.
Hope you're doin' something fun.
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Re: Trx-1 runner
Unlike one of those antique RC10's where the wrong spacer, ball stud, wind direction or ball end ruins everything, miles of clearance here

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Re: Trx-1 runner
Well I planned on this being a modern runner, but after breaking the car down and cleaning and boiling the plastics, some of the parts are way to brittle. I am going to replace white suspension parts with black parts.
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Re: Trx-1 runner
I never boil anything, just soak in fairly hot water.
One of the cheap, mini crock pots works well. No hot spots on the bottom either.
One of the cheap, mini crock pots works well. No hot spots on the bottom either.
Always looking for new and interesting ways to waste money.
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Re: Trx-1 runner
it takes hours to rehydrate nylon 8-10 in hot water depending on the thickness of the part , you can do it cold but then its 24 -48 hours .
If a jobs not worth doing then its certainly not worth doing well.
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A problem shared is a problem halved but an advantage shared is no advantage at all.
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Re: Trx-1 runner
Bandit rear arms are the same. You can also use Bandit/Rustler front arms, you'll need to use some spacers on the suspension shafts. Or some have actually taken a bandit front bulkhead and split it down the middle, took a potion of it out to make homemade TRX1 bulkheads with the bandit arm mount size.
https://www.rc10talk.com/viewtopic.php?f=31&t=41796&start=45
Bulkhead mod, done on TRX3, same idea.
https://forums.traxxas.com/showthread.php?9000434-SRT-to-TRX3-TCP-Front-bulkhead-mod-question
https://www.rc10talk.com/viewtopic.php?f=31&t=41796&start=45
Bulkhead mod, done on TRX3, same idea.
https://forums.traxxas.com/showthread.php?9000434-SRT-to-TRX3-TCP-Front-bulkhead-mod-question
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Re: Trx-1 runner
Freshing up the transmission with new internals, drag race concepts top shaft with a steel 21t gear to run the ae slipper.
Dyed the yellowing case and bulkhead black.
Dyed the yellowing case and bulkhead black.
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Re: Trx-1 runner
So there is still a modern aftermarket top shaft available for the slipper conversion aside from the STRC one! Nice nugget of info there. Thanks.
How's the fit on that top shaft? I found the STRC one to be ever-so-slightly wobbly. Even after the precision shimming effort. Didn't seem to be an end-play issue. May have been my bearings though I guess.
Hope you're doin' something fun.
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