Snow 10

[teman]

WOW that's some urber coolness I've heard of the kit, just never seen one built Thanks for sharing

[necka]

thanks for the heads up. I got to at least try something like this. I know they make skies for planes....I'm inspired...
those tracks are off the hook as well....so cool...

[limestang]

How difficult is it to fit the rc4wd tracks to the RC10 rear axle? Does it work the motor very hard with the stock gearing to run them?

[ratdude]

That thing is wicked cool!

[Lowgear]

Looks awesome! I used to run one of these kits back in the early to mid 90's during the winters. The anti-rotation posts are the first things to go. Don't expect to leave the ground too much with them but they are still a lot of fun for something different. Theres also a company that now make a modern version!

Heres the other thread about this kit: http://www.rc10talk.com/viewtopic.php?f=35&t=21245

[railey72]

Found this link. Probably too big for an rc10 but maybe there are other mfg's out there as well.
http://www.fullforcerc.com/ski-kits.htm

[Lowgear]

Thats the one I posted in the other thread on this topic.

[railey72]

Gotcha Guess I didn't read the whole thing.

[Lowgear]

It's good to have it in both locations. That was also the only place I found that made modern ski kits.

[vintage AE]

That's wicked! I bet some waterproof traxxas electronics would be good in there. A "waterproof" brushless esc combe and steering sevo.

[railey72]

Looks like Integy makes some snow accessories as well. If you scroll down the link they have skiis.

http://www.integy.com/st_main.html?p_catid=307#.T01deXmwUWY

[Frankentruck]

Looking at the birthday list for today led me to this topic. This is a very cool build! The link to the Integy track drive conversions is still valid and seems like it it's worth digging through for a best option for the RC10. Maybe rear tracks for a Bandit could be adapted? 1/10 2wd buggies struggle in grass with wheels, so maybe tracks would do better?