The Official "What is it?" Thread
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Re: The Official "What is it?" Thread
The pulleys look like XX4/Street/Rally Weapon pulleys but those outdrives are clearly not a Losi design.
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Re: The Official "What is it?" Thread
number 2 is a rear diff, and number 1 is a front diff. Pretty sure YR4 for the front, and the rear can probably fit a few models, as you have tested in the rear bulkhead. I recall the yr4 had some tweaks to the front bulkhead depending on the model.
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Re: The Official "What is it?" Thread
I believe these are SRS delrin shock bodies but I'd like to get more info on them. Specifically: What year were these around; did they use AE shock parts to build; and how well/poorly did they function?
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Re: The Official "What is it?" Thread
My wife has the camera today, so maybe I can get the answer to this question without taking a picture (and hopefully without making myself sound stupid ... LOL!).
I have an almost complete set of older, aftermarket RC10 turnbuckles. The problem is I can't remember who made them. They appear to be made of titanium and are adjusted using large 4-40 nuts that are offset on one end of each turnbuckle. Who can name the manufacturer and/or post a picture of what I'm trying to describe?
Thanks.
I have an almost complete set of older, aftermarket RC10 turnbuckles. The problem is I can't remember who made them. They appear to be made of titanium and are adjusted using large 4-40 nuts that are offset on one end of each turnbuckle. Who can name the manufacturer and/or post a picture of what I'm trying to describe?
Thanks.
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Re: The Official "What is it?" Thread
Yep. Thank you. I was searching on Google but couldn't come up with any images to verify my suspicions of what they might be.prp wrote:RCPS Turnbuckle
Now I need to start a "wanted" thread in hopes that someone here will have the one turnbuckle that I'm missing.

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Re: The Official "What is it?" Thread
How do you tell between the rcps and the early Lundsford? I have a couple Lundsford.....somewhere
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Re: The Official "What is it?" Thread
I was wondering the same thing since I'm not sure what I actually have. I read elsewhere that the RCPS and early Lunsford look the same.gomachv wrote:How do you tell between the rcps and the early Lundsford? I have a couple Lundsford.....somewhere

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Re: The Official "What is it?" Thread
Yup, virtually impossible to tell them apart.ChisaiKuso wrote:I read elsewhere that the RCPS and early Lunsford look the same.
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Re: The Official "What is it?" Thread
I wouldn't doubt they were the same unit as Kelly's just rebranded.
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Re: The Official "What is it?" Thread
Jirka wrote:I have 2 Yokomo diffs both with equal size 3mm belt pulleys and thay are both equally wild. But to from Yokomo are those pulleys and outdrives?
Diff 1:
pulley on "diff 1" does have collar only on one side. Maybe some rear diff pulley?
outdrives on diff 1 have many large radiuses
outdrives are maybe from some front diff, since when installed on rear bulkhead, the pulley is in same line with motor mount so it will not fit there
Diff 2:
outdrives do not have practically any radius
will fit nicely to ZY10 94 rear bulkhead
Any info about these diff parts will be helpful.
Jirka
this is a set of ball diff for YR4 II
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Re: The Official "What is it?" Thread
RCPS turnbuckles were made by Lunsford so exactly the same. RCPS was Cliff Lett´s company.gomachv wrote:How do you tell between the rcps and the early Lundsford? I have a couple Lundsford.....somewhere
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Re: The Official "What is it?" Thread
Is this a YZ-10, or some other type of Yokomo? I don't know my Yok stuff... and sorry for the crappy pics, it's all I've got right now.


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