Rpm stealth trans

[Hillbillyrcer]

will the rpm stealth conversion for the rc10t work for the rc10 buggy. if so what else will i need to buy to make it work?

[scr8p]

it'll work just fine in a buggy. as long as you already have a 2.25 stealth trans, all you'll need is the 2.65 rpm conversion.

[LowClassCC]

yes it will work in the buggy.

the rpm conversion will need an entire stealth transmission except for the case and top shaft.

[Hillbillyrcer]

Hey thanks for the info.

[burnsmonkey]

yes it will work in the buggy.

the rpm conversion will need an entire stealth transmission except for the case and top shaft.

So basically I can buy the RPM case and top shaft then got to Tower and get the internals and I have my own Stealth RPM trans correct?

[jwscab]

yep.

[LowClassCC]

tower has the rpm conversion too so you can just order everything from them at the same time and save shipping.

[Lowgear]

Why not link the good man?

http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/wti0001p?&I=LXEV49&P=7

[burnsmonkey]

Yeah but do I want to run such a high gear ration on a buggy?

[scr8p]

the b4 is a 2.60. this will be 2.65. not that much of a difference.

[LowClassCC]

stealth trans = 2.25
rpm trans = 2.65
rc10b4 trans = 2.60

thus running the rpm trans with modern motors and such you can gear the car pretty much just like you would gear a b4. since there are more people running b4's at the tracks than vintage rc10's that knowledge can be very helpful.

[burnsmonkey]

stealth trans = 2.25
rpm trans = 2.65
rc10b4 trans = 2.60

thus running the rpm trans with modern motors and such you can gear the car pretty much just like you would gear a b4. since there are more people running b4's at the tracks than vintage rc10's that knowledge can be very helpful.

I always like hearing from the experts, helps me with the facts and make the decision I need to make. Thanks again!