
Hey guys, another RC10 newbie.
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Re: Hey guys, another RC10 newbie.
Any thing catches your eye let me know,. I'm just after RC10 buggy bits 

Re: Hey guys, another RC10 newbie.
vanpeebles wrote:I did!The three chassis turned up today with a load of bits in too. What's the best way to clean the nylon parts? Boil them up in a pan with some washing powder?
Simple Green. Thats what I use.
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Re: Hey guys, another RC10 newbie.
That pile makes me drool! Getting parts lots and imagining what you could build with it is almost more fun than complete cars...almost! 
By the way, I use dish soap, scotchbrite pads, some really good stuff called Oil Eater that I got at Costco, toothpicks, toothbrushes, Q-tips and Super Clean to get my parts clean. It depends on the part, what's stuck on it or imbedded in it. More often than not it takes multiple sessions to get parts to their best appearance.

By the way, I use dish soap, scotchbrite pads, some really good stuff called Oil Eater that I got at Costco, toothpicks, toothbrushes, Q-tips and Super Clean to get my parts clean. It depends on the part, what's stuck on it or imbedded in it. More often than not it takes multiple sessions to get parts to their best appearance.
Gary
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Or could they be RPM Worlds arms? I see 2 mounting points.scr8p wrote:they look like they're for a jrx2-t.
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Re: Hey guys, another RC10 newbie.
if it was worlds arms, the castor block would be set back in relation to the bulkhead. losi's are more inline.JK Racing wrote:Or could they be RPM Worlds arms? I see 2 mounting points.scr8p wrote:they look like they're for a jrx2-t.
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DOH!!!!
I have both types, I should know that.
I bow down to the almighty SCR8P.
I have both types, I should know that.
I bow down to the almighty SCR8P.
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Re: Hey guys, another RC10 newbie.
I've had another look, the two of the bulkhead bits have like cross hatch reinforcing inside the box part where as usual RC10 bits just have the box with two little lumps inside. Those arms have Andy's on them and also there's two bumpers with Andy's on.
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Getting excited now, a mega parcel turned up yesterday. Not had the time to check yet but its full of all kinds including some kind of trike conversion!
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Here we go! From what I've learnt on here, I think theres an edinger, a team car and a rc10T?

Whats the weird black and silver body for?










Whats the weird black and silver body for?









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Re: Hey guys, another RC10 newbie.
the weird black and silver body would be an edm (pic for reference). 
that gold tub is definately an edinger. i would tear it down, clean it up the best you can, and put it back together. only replace what needs to be replaced. i like to see cars, especially ones that are so complete and correct, kept with the parts it was originally built with. but that's just me.
maybe try to find a set of jelly bean wheels in the same condition as the rest of the car.

that gold tub is definately an edinger. i would tear it down, clean it up the best you can, and put it back together. only replace what needs to be replaced. i like to see cars, especially ones that are so complete and correct, kept with the parts it was originally built with. but that's just me.

maybe try to find a set of jelly bean wheels in the same condition as the rest of the car.
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That was the plan, just a simple shelf queen. Got enough parts to make a few runners, maybe make a team shelfer too. I've never seen those weird cars before but I am UK based. 

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