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I dont know so many but here is the list I know.
A&L http://jerryn.kuvat.fi/kuvat/RC.AUTO+KUVAT/ASSOCIATED+RC10+AL+B2/
ANDYS I had one this car
MIP I have the arms

I bought many years ago from ebay a pair of very thin aluminium arms but I dont know the brand.

Jerzi

+1 for Houge trailing arms-

Could the "THIN" ones you mentioned be Hot Trick? Ar e they red?

bullet racing products

They are clear aluminium color. I remember that the original rc10 rear hub was to use with the arms too.
Very weird option arms.
Jerzi

those were dialed racing products, if i remember correctly. shodog has a pair.

This might be one more: Master the Art of RC Racing. Pic is from RCCA February 1990.
I think, this is more like Losi's 5-link system than pure trailing arm system.

Jirka

Jirka,
I can't believe you found this advertisement. I used to work for a hobby shop named "Roadrunner RC Cars", based in Houston, in the late 80's. The owner had a financial interest, and helped start Race Master. I was given a prototype of that aluminum bearing race used on the diff shaft. You used a cap from a motor brush tube to seal it from dirt, instead of servo tape over the exposed bearing...I'd love to have one of those now.
In addition to the parts shown, Race Master also made Delrin rims in 2-inch size, for use with larger tires (Schumacher Cat tires were very popular at their tracks in those days).
Thanks for posting the memory.

That trailing link looks cool ! Anyone have one , or better pictures ? Thanks for posting !

Here's a scan of the Bullet kit scr8p mentioned:

That BRP trailing arms looks so MIP styled.
Jerzi

Jerzi wrote:That BRP trailing arms looks so MIP styled.
Jerzi

Wow, even the rear tower is an MIP knock-off are those CSC sliders in the pic as well?

very cooool pics.

The guy who opened Bullet Racing was a local racer who was all into the Losi JRX2 when it came out. He was a pretty good driver, and opened a small machine shop in Houston where he started those "knock off" parts...I never knew what became of him after that, as I have long since moved away.

Charlie don't surf wrote:+1 for Houge trailing arms-

oh man how i miss my houge rc10. loved that setup and that thick chassis.