Short version of RC10T style bellcranks ??

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Short version of RC10T style bellcranks ??

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I’ve never seen these before, went back through the 25 year thread. Don’t see them there. This is a very late all black parts, “worlds” if you will team graphite.
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Re: Short version of RC10T style bellcranks ??

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Those were used on the RC10GT, T2, and Dual Sport. The Z bent wire is not used on that setup, you would use ball joints.
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Re: Short version of RC10T style bellcranks ??

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Oh okay right I see now, could it be possible they would have come with this car considering how late of a vehicle is ?
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Re: Short version of RC10T style bellcranks ??

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Very possible, it kind of depends on the rest of the car. It's always possible that the owner swapped them out after breaking them. You would have to verify a few samples I would think or know it came out of the box that way.

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Re: Short version of RC10T style bellcranks ??

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I’m thinking they may not have considered the correct hardware for the servo saver to function is not present.
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Definitely not a factory 6036 part. You can find the correct one on eBay though.
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Yes after considering it further there’s no way the correct hardware could be used in a graphite chassis.
Luckily I do have the original design bellcranks in black new in the package to work with. Just needed the correct car for them. :lol:
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Re: Short version of RC10T style bellcranks ??

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Oh yeah right duh. I totally forgot about the special screws needed.

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Re: Short version of RC10T style bellcranks ??

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MarkyDents wrote: Wed Jul 21, 2021 2:30 pm Yes after considering it further there’s no way the correct hardware could be used in a graphite chassis.
jwscab wrote: Wed Jul 21, 2021 3:00 pm Oh yeah right duh. I totally forgot about the special screws needed.
They "can" be used on the graphite chassis. You would need some low profile 8-32 nuts.
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Re: Short version of RC10T style bellcranks ??

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Oh very cool idea, you think enough threads would make it through the graphite chassis being as thick as it is for a nut to grab ?
To be honest I’m looking for this car to be box stock original so I’m probably going to install the older design bellcranks but that’s a very interesting idea.
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MarkyDents wrote: Wed Jul 21, 2021 3:36 pm Oh very cool idea, you think enough threads would make it through the graphite chassis being as thick as it is for a nut to grab ?
To be honest I’m looking for this car to be box stock original so I’m probably going to install the older design bellcranks but that’s a very interesting idea.
I think it would work.
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I used Worlds bellcranks on my graphite car but it isn't remotely close to an original car.

I do use that setup on one of my runner cars. Other than being a little bulky, I like it. Even without bearings, it is plenty smooth.
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Re: Short version of RC10T style bellcranks ??

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Very cool, good to know. Thanks for taking the time to include that pic as well. I’m almost a little embarrassed to admit the fact that I have a GT, a T2, and a DS considering I said I’ve never seen the bellcranks before :lol: :lol:
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Re: Short version of RC10T style bellcranks ??

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As a late all black car, it would have the black stock looking bellcranks, which are probably a little hard to find. For some reason, the thought of a really late c stamp gold tub with all black parts on it keeps popping up in my head.

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Re: Short version of RC10T style bellcranks ??

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Nice! That's the one!

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