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Yes, the LNS2000 is the Punisher kit for your short front arms RC10. You can get it for that same price with cheap shipping and no tax from A Main Hobbies:

https://www.amainhobbies.com/lunsford-punisher-associated-rc10-titanium-turnbuckle-kit-7-lns2000/p274100

I would also get an adjustment wrench too, if you don't have one small enough. It fits the Punisher turnbuckles as well as Schumacher.

https://www.amainhobbies.com/schumacher-steel-turnbuckle-wrench-5.5mm-3.9mm-schu4229/p1239380

You might be able to piece together that Lunsford set cheaper from Schumacher steel (HTT) turnbuckles

https://www.amainhobbies.com/search?cID=&s=Schumacher+turnbuckle

Dadio wrote: ↑Thu Apr 14, 2022 1:56 pm Ultrasonic cleaners will work pretty well and are harmless .

I use one at work and have one at home as well. Useful for so many things. Just don't put soft gems like opals or pearls in them, they melt like butter.

ok, so I ordered a few things tonight. Still need to get some body mounts (not a biggie) and a wing wire and buttons.

You should have asked first. Those rear wheels are for 3/16" axles, your car has 1/4" axles.

juicedcoupe wrote: ↑Thu Apr 14, 2022 10:18 pm You should have asked first. Those rear wheels are for 3/16" axles, your car has 1/4" axles.

Wonder if I can drill them? Bummer

Not sure how much success you'll have trying to drill the 1/4" axle taper. Getting off center could make for a really wobbly wheel.

Your rear wheel options probably are:

1. Get 3/16" rear stub axles and flanged bearings. Axles aren't readily available.
2. Get Custom Works Short CVD kit and again 3/16" flanged bearings. Right now most places appear to be out of stock on the Short CVD kit
3. Get 12mm hex adapters and hex rear wheels
4. Get 1/4" rear wheels. Need to consider the rim size preferred (1.6", 1.9", 2", 2.2")
5. Get additional tires for your original wheels

I will be working on this for a while, I’m going to try and find some cvds, 3/16 or 1/4” if you know anyone that’s selling please let me know, I saw some on eBay for crazy money so I can wait till I find a fair price. Thanks for options you guys are super helpful!!! The wheels were cheap enough I may try drilling but like I said, I have time so hopefully I find a a set.

Is the worlds rc10 the same as mine as far as cvds go?

RC4X4 wrote: ↑Fri Apr 15, 2022 7:45 am Is the worlds rc10 the same as mine as far as cvds go?

Looking at online build manuals, that's a maybe. Some versions show 1/4" axles, some show 3/16" axles. There are also universal joint axle assemblies that are all seem to be 1/4" axle (2nd photo).
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If you had a metal lathe or know someone with one, the 1/4" axles could be trimmed a little so they accept 3/16" wheels and still use the 1/4" bearings.

Frankentruck wrote: ↑Fri Apr 15, 2022 10:58 am If you had a metal lathe or know someone with one, the 1/4" axles could be trimmed a little so they accept 3/16" wheels and still use the 1/4" bearings.

I will do this on my lathe thx for the idea!

Did a quick clean up, just to see whats under the grime. It will make a really nice runner!

Does anyone know who made this suspension limiter?

a few pics of the first cleaning

It did clean up nicely.

That looks like a straight wire was being used in place of the front sway bar, which would have had ball cup connections to the front arms.