Thanks...that looks about right. Did some searching and looks like it was sold here in the US by Global Hobbies/XTM as the Baja Blade and Outlaw.tomolupus wrote:looks like this a few pages backPhin wrote:Anyone recognize this 1/10 4wd buggy?
http://www.rc10talk.com/viewtopic.php?f=33&t=14461&p=300025&hilit=great+vigor#p300025
The Official "What is it?" Thread
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AYK Viper? I'm not sure...
http://www.shopgoodwill.com/viewItem.asp?ItemID=13565994
Not as many people know about the "shopgoodwill" site as do ebay, but lately R/C stuff has been going for way too high numbers on there. I pulled some gems off there back in the day before it was as well known. I think the link is a Viper, but I could be wrong. The $ it's at already is crazy though given the site its on.
http://www.shopgoodwill.com/viewItem.asp?ItemID=13565994
Not as many people know about the "shopgoodwill" site as do ebay, but lately R/C stuff has been going for way too high numbers on there. I pulled some gems off there back in the day before it was as well known. I think the link is a Viper, but I could be wrong. The $ it's at already is crazy though given the site its on.
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Looks like a Viper to me. Pricing on them tends to get a little crazy!
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I got this one cleaned up and found a few oddities with it. Did CC ever change the steering arrangement? This one puts the bellcranks way out at the edge. The countersunk holes look proper also, not countersunk with a drill bit or 82degree bit like most home jobs would be.gomachv wrote:I am sure this is a home job, but just in case....what is it! Lol
Anyone know why they would have done this?



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It wouldn't surprise me if it came from the slot car industry. They had some interesting heat sinks
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Hmm... you could be right! I didn't even think of that.gomachv wrote:It wouldn't surprise me if it came from the slot car industry. They had some interesting heat sinks
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It's closer to the pivot pointgomachv wrote:I got this one cleaned up and found a few oddities with it. Did CC ever change the steering arrangement? This one puts the bellcranks way out at the edge. The countersunk holes look proper also, not countersunk with a drill bit or 82degree bit like most home jobs would be.gomachv wrote:I am sure this is a home job, but just in case....what is it! Lol
Anyone know why they would have done this?
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I think they put wide kickup bellcrank holes in a standard kickup chassis...... by accident..... maybe. I don't think that's the only one I've seen like it though.
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Re: The Official "What is it?" Thread
x2 on a slot car controller.j-sou wrote:Hmm... you could be right! I didn't even think of that.gomachv wrote:It wouldn't surprise me if it came from the slot car industry. They had some interesting heat sinks
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Yep, x3 on the slot car reference. Looks like pretty much all Parma...
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Someone had it rigged up as the manual speed control resistor on the SRBklavy69 wrote:Yep, x3 on the slot car reference. Looks like pretty much all Parma...
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Maybe I'll reuse it on the car I'm building from all junky parts

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it would definitely work for a 'cheap buck build' situationj-sou wrote:Maybe I'll reuse it on the car I'm building from all junky parts

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I ended up with a worn set similar to those for the Optima (62.5mm from pin-to-pin), but the balls were green. But the real question is, did they ever make blue balls?j-sou wrote:Who used plastic ends on their dog bones?

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