My Ten4 evolution (as it used to be another 4wd RC10!)
Posted: Mon Nov 02, 2015 5:42 am
Hi All,
Some may have seen my efforts over the past year or so with converting my new build Team Car to 4wd.
Initially, with a lot of help from Jeff (GomachV) and Mini, I went down the route of the dual stealth setup where the front stealth was fixed to the custom front tower using the 4 chassis mount holes of the Stealth.
I did 3 or 4 videos on YouTube which you can find by searching 4wd RC10 - they are called RC10 4WD by Dan part 1, part 2, mk2, final version and one of it racing.
Anyway, that car went pretty well but I was always bothered by the fact it didn't look like a 'kit' RC10.......
When Brian and Jeff started working on the Ten4 I knew I had to have it! Living near Dubai it costs me probably double what it would if I were to build in the USA (literally costs me $20 to receive even a washer or a screw - on top of the item and USA shipping cost)....but I knew I had to build one!
So I disassembled my Stealth4 and with the kind help of Jeff and Brian I ordered the parts needed. I also bought an extended Turbo Mirage from Morten.
I am only waiting on the front CVD's, bearings and wheels really and then she is done. I plan to dye the wheels orange. I countersank the front tower mounting screws to give a bit more front shaft clearance and have Yokomo adaptors at the rear.
Hope you like where I am at so far.
Cheers,
Dan
Some may have seen my efforts over the past year or so with converting my new build Team Car to 4wd.
Initially, with a lot of help from Jeff (GomachV) and Mini, I went down the route of the dual stealth setup where the front stealth was fixed to the custom front tower using the 4 chassis mount holes of the Stealth.
I did 3 or 4 videos on YouTube which you can find by searching 4wd RC10 - they are called RC10 4WD by Dan part 1, part 2, mk2, final version and one of it racing.
Anyway, that car went pretty well but I was always bothered by the fact it didn't look like a 'kit' RC10.......
When Brian and Jeff started working on the Ten4 I knew I had to have it! Living near Dubai it costs me probably double what it would if I were to build in the USA (literally costs me $20 to receive even a washer or a screw - on top of the item and USA shipping cost)....but I knew I had to build one!
So I disassembled my Stealth4 and with the kind help of Jeff and Brian I ordered the parts needed. I also bought an extended Turbo Mirage from Morten.
I am only waiting on the front CVD's, bearings and wheels really and then she is done. I plan to dye the wheels orange. I countersank the front tower mounting screws to give a bit more front shaft clearance and have Yokomo adaptors at the rear.
Hope you like where I am at so far.
Cheers,
Dan
