The Official "What is it?" Thread

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Thought it looked Optima-ish but didn't consider parts might not be original. Explains why I couldn't match it up with anything on Google.

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Now to wait and see it actually gets to me from Hong Kong. :lol:

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losiXXXman wrote:That blue tamiya piece and sway bars got to the TT01. I think you have to run a carbon upper deck to use them. Don't know if it is F or R though.
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Any ideas on what these might be?
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Duratrax Nitro LXT Conversion parts

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Got this as a trade for my slash and I have no idea what it is. The guy that gave it to me said it was an rc10t2... :shock: What is it and how can I get rid of it for something more useful (you know some thing that has a slipper clutch or properly spaced wheels or steering links...)?

It smells like it has nitro exhaust around the rear battery compartment. Was this thing ever nitro? Is it rare???
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futaba fxt

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Is it rare?

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If it were new in box or A shelf queen maybe, they weren't super popular as they were basically a tamiya car that futaba commissioned with a metal chassis. Not a racer by any means, likely has plastic bushings even.

They put rc10 rear shocks and losi fronts on it. Hard to say what else was changed


...and why were u smelling the battery box? :shock: :lol:
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What gomachv said is pretty much the size of it. I replied to the post you made about it in the FXT thread before I read this one.

To make a long story short, the FXT is a Stadium Blitzer on steroids. They aren't a full out racer but they aren't entry level either which is one of the reasons they probably didn't sell well at the time.

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fxt's had ball diffs too right?

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Pretty sure you are correct
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OK....my turn. I should know this, it looks very familiar but???? Something about it makes me think Corally?

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gomachv wrote:OK....my turn. I should know this, it looks very familiar but???? Something about it makes me think Corally?
I see what you mean: front suspension arm on a pan-car? Maybe 10th scale pan car

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kaiser wrote:fxt's had ball diffs too right?
gomachv wrote:Pretty sure you are correct
Yes, they did indeed have a ball diff.

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gomachv wrote:OK....my turn. I should know this, it looks very familiar but???? Something about it makes me think Corally?

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Indeed this is Corally part. The small holes around the kingpin hole were used for adjusting castor/camber. I think this frontend part is from a F1 car, other 1/10th pancars had different looking frontend.

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