The Official "What is it?" Thread

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Re: The Official "What is it?" Thread

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Yeah it's an RC150. Easy tell is the brake setup.

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Phin wrote: Tue Sep 17, 2024 8:27 am Yeah it's an RC150. Easy tell is the brake setup.
Thanks Phin! From starting to do research into it, it is popping up that these are very rare, but I also know that term gets thrown around too much. Are there a lot less of these out there than the other variants of the 1:8 AE nitro racers?

I usually really want nothing to do with nitro cars in general, but an early associated car has always been on my list.
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morrisey0 wrote: Tue Sep 17, 2024 1:11 pm ...Are there a lot less of these out there than the other variants of the 1:8 AE nitro racers?
The RC150 came out c.1981 and seemed to be Associated clearing out old stock of RC200 parts...which is probably why there wasn't a lot of them sold. The RC150 is an RC200 with a modified motor plate and axle blocks so it can use RC300 brake parts (flipped inboard).

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Who made these bellcranks? I haven't had a buggy with these before.
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MIP zero maintenance but modified a little
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Thanks! I didn't notice tge MIP on them. Time for stronger reading glasses for me. 🤔😁

What modification are you seeing? Just the different center link?
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Might have been an optical illusion, it looked like on the input side there was some modifications to the input arm

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Does anyone know the size and/or a good replacement for the AE #7669 Drive Shaft Spacers?
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dldiaz wrote: Thu Oct 10, 2024 9:25 pm Does anyone know the size and/or a good replacement for the AE #7669 Drive Shaft Spacers?
Maybe

https://www.customworksrc.com/product/axle-shim-kit-3-16/
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Got this buggy in part of a lot. Any guesses to the mfg?
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Re: The Official "What is it?" Thread

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Kyosho RT5

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Hello I was wondering if anyone can help me identify the chassis below I Picked it up yesterday but can’t find any markings other than Kyosho on it.
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Thanks very much Mango thats a great help.

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Thanks for the tip - I will try that shim pack.
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