RC10 XXX worlds ( REVISION & RECHASSIS )

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RC10 XXX worlds ( REVISION & RECHASSIS )

Post by Charlie don't surf »

Wanted to finish this one before showing it, but I can't take it any longer
Modified 6036 chassis
RPM worlds 91 front & rear end
RPM 2.65 gearbox
RPM bellcranks
RPM steering enhancement kit
Buds wing mounts & buttons
Tecnacraft turnbuckles
AE worlds 93 tower
AE "other" front tower
Etc--

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Re: RC10 XXX worlds build

Post by LowClassCC »

you are my hero.. i was thinking about picking up a worlds graphite chassis and cutting it for the rpm worlds suspension. i just couldn't decide if i should or not. now that it has been done i may just use a standard graphite chassis. :)

car looks great man.

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Re: RC10 XXX worlds build

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Awesome build. Glad you didn't wait to show it off. :wink:

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Re: RC10 XXX worlds build

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Found another use for all these old pesky graphite chassis's :roll: :D!

Great build you got going there!

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Re: RC10 XXX worlds build

Post by scr8p »

well...... you didn't have any problem cutting that chassis. :lol:

oh, i don't remember if i sent you a pm, but that package is on the way.

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Re: RC10 XXX worlds build

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scr8p wrote:well...... you didn't have any problem cutting that chassis. :lol:

oh, i don't remember if i sent you a pm, but that package is on the way.
Yeah, but this chassis was delaminated from the nose to the bottom of the kick-up (all layers) :?
and cracked in the rear end, :? and scratched all to um.......bits?, :cry: so a couple of hours of cutting
wet sanding etc, this is what I came up with. Didn't have anything to lose :wink:

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Re: RC10 XXX worlds build

Post by RC10resto »

well...... you didn't have any problem cutting that chassis.
But that chassis has the AE stamp - so did you convert a standard graphite to a Graphite World's and then to a RPM World's?

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RC10resto wrote:
well...... you didn't have any problem cutting that chassis.
But that chassis has the AE stamp - so did you convert a standard graphite it to a Graphite World's and then to a RPM World's?
Yes, yes and yes.

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Re: RC10 XXX worlds build

Post by RC10resto »

I have a World's graphite chassis that I was planning to convert to a RPM World's. The nose is hammered so I was thinking of chopping it off and installing a truck nose plate (But I was first going to send scr8p a picture to get his approval being that he is the graphite chassis resto master).

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Re: RC10 XXX worlds build

Post by Charlie don't surf »

This one was too, delaminated all the way to the kickup where the chassis goes from flat to 30 deg. CA & Zip kicker, lots of clamping pressure, then trimmed the front edge (badly beat up)
since the car was getting a RPM worlds treatment anyway it worked out perfectly--Like I said, with this chassis I didn't have anything to lose, so it was worth a shot 8). Plus out of all the really cool cars i've seen here--I haven't seen one of these :mrgreen:

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Re: RC10 XXX worlds build

Post by slotcarrod »

Very,very nice! Me likey! Are you going to run it? Or shelf puppy?

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Nice bit of recycling. 8) The front tower is A&L.

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just curious but whats the difference between a worlds graphite chassis and a standard graphite one?
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Re: RC10 XXX worlds build

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World's graphite (left) vs Standard graphite (right)

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Re: RC10 XXX worlds build

Post by MOmo »

I was looking at the 2 graphite chassis' i have at home. One has substantially more holes (including stealth cutouts) but the nose is in decent shape. the other one I have has a semi yet usable nose and the chassis is pretty much stock, minus the stealth holes.

I've been thinking about converting one to a "Worlds" but not sure which one. How much work is it to convert one? I don't have a ton of tools, namely a drill press or sander. I do have a dremel. Can it be done?

(seeing this now makes me realize I am going to need about 4 sets of worlds arms for the F and R.)



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