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We're getting DS tires soon (late August), listed at $30 for both front and rear! Arms and dogbones are available now.

GreenBar0n wrote: ↑Mon Aug 26, 2024 5:01 pm https://www.associatedelectrics.com/teamassociated/cars_and_trucks/RC10DS/Classic_Kit/parts_accessories/

We're getting DS tires soon (late August), listed at $30 for both front and rear! Arms and dogbones are available now.

Perfect!

15 bucks for a full set of arms aint bad. Think I'll order a set, add some old buggy parts from the stash and build a cheap flat-plate beater car.

Gotta love those (8) shock O-rings for $6!



But kinding aside, I do appreciate when AE actually puts part support out there for their ReRes!

morrisey0 wrote: ↑Mon Aug 26, 2024 5:48 pm Gotta love those (8) shock O-rings for $6!



But kinding aside, I do appreciate when AE actually puts part support out there for their ReRes!

Yeah, I agree the prices are inflated but I'm not complaining.
They're giving us what we asked for.

The drive gear appears to be the steel version not the aluminum one included with the kits. I prefer steel

Hobby-sports.com has the DS for $359.99 no tax, free 3-day shipping.
https://hobby-sports.com/products/rc10ds-classic-kit-team-associated-8082

Their ebay store has them for $354.99
https://www.ebay.com/itm/204918796196

I got mine from there, if they come down any further in price, might have to get another at some point.

Thanks for the heads-up. Part prices are inflating while kit prices are deflating.
Anyway, I'd like to pick up a second kit.
I have arms, axles, bones and a few other parts on the way needed for a custom build but really like to have a second complete kit to build some day.

Good prices, I snagged a ds and 10t to keep for later use. I don't want to regret holding out like with the 2013 classic haha.