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Hi, guys new to the forum here but not new to my RC10. I bought this brand new in the early 90's . Kit 7011. Here are some pictures for now and I got some videos yesterday I forgot how fast this thing is!More uploads coming pictures and some vid

those wheels look huge.. how does it handle them?


a buddy of mine keeps telling me to go with 2.8in buggy wheels. seems like a lot

As far as the wheels go they are the factory AE one piece wheels 2.2.
Tires oversize yes
For the area I run in ,the tires are a must. Stock size tires on this at the speeds it goes are not practical for me. Videos are coming soon so you can see how it handles, I would say it handles good for what I do with it, Yes it can be a wheelie King, It's all about throttle control. I can drive it wide open and have alot of fun with it.

More pics !!

Here is a video teaser I have a better video recorded from above .but I need to edit.It's hard to get a good video when you are doing this alone. Shootin more video today, waiting for batt to charge [youtube]oFXqnEUFjoY[/youtube]

OK the video should work now.

looks fun

Wow, I have a 7700 in my B44, and a 5700 in the RC10 - can't imagine the extra power in a 2wd platform, it would be insane!

I find even the 5700 to be a handful.

Yea, it is ridiculous power At the time the 7700 was the only one they had at the L.h.s. so I got it . Been running with it for several years
3...2..1.. prepare for liftoff

What is that in the background?

It is the bottom of a flood control dam. The metal stucture is put there to prevent excessive debris from entering the flood control ditches that run from the other side, and to prevent people from driving their trucks atvs through to the other side of the dam. The next video I have to post I placed the camera on top of the tunnel to film. Video coming soon

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