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Re: So, what did you do RC today?

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Yesterday, technically. Made a couple of trips to a park near my cousins. Did some good running. I have a couple of vids I'll post later. That GT rips with the .15 OS in it! No video of that, unfortunately.
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Race day at RCM
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I worked on this Race Prep that needed a little cleaning.
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THEYTOOKMYTHUMB wrote: ↑Sun Oct 27, 2024 12:30 pm Yesterday, technically. Made a couple of trips to a park near my cousins. Did some good running. I have a couple of vids I'll post later. That GT rips with the .15 OS in it! No video of that, unfortunately.
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What are slipper options for an original stealth trans which has the top shaft with the roll pin that the inner slipper hub sets in?
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Do you need the entire slipper assembly? The B2, B3, T2, GT, and T3 slipper should fit.

It seems like AE should be offering the slipper assembly soon. The rest of the 10T rere gearbox parts are already available.
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Frankentruck wrote: ↑Wed Oct 30, 2024 9:29 pm Do you need the entire slipper assembly? The B2, B3, T2, GT, and T3 slipper should fit.
Indeed I do need the entire slipper assembly.
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It seems like the spring, washers, and brass spacer for the washers are the hardest to find. The 5-40 nut is available from Custom Works, otherwise it would be hard to find.
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Frankentruck wrote: ↑Wed Oct 30, 2024 9:59 pm It seems like the spring, washers, and brass spacer for the washers are the hardest to find. The 5-40 nut is available from Custom Works, otherwise it would be hard to find.
RJ Speed has the thin 5-40 locknuts.
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R6cowboy wrote: ↑Wed Oct 30, 2024 9:19 pm What are slipper options for an original stealth trans which has the top shaft with the roll pin that the inner slipper hub sets in?
Original, B/T3, and eliminator. Maybe A&L.
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A&L never did a slipper for stealth, it was pretty much the same thing so no reason to
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Finally got into the build of my RC150.


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Not very exciting, but since it's a slow news night, I cleaned out a "Junk" drawer in the laundry room as my wife calls them. Deals in the catalog are good thru April 30, 2010 if anyone is interested. Andy's arms were not in there, which is disappointing. I have some plans for them if they turn up.
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THEYTOOKMYTHUMB wrote: ↑Fri Nov 01, 2024 10:54 pm Not very exciting, but since it's a slow news night, I cleaned out a "Junk" drawer in the laundry room as my wife calls them. Deals in the catalog are good thru April 30, 2010 if anyone is interested. Andy's arms were not in there, which is disappointing. I have some plans for them if they turn up.
Dang, the T4.1 was only $234.99. Can't make out what the Duratrax Evader deal was, but had to be cheap.
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$120 RTR. :shock:
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