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Sorry to say this but the tank im buying is alot less pretty but was around at the same time but not as technically advanced as the rc10 so when i get the purchase of my......... Is sorted ill bring up the club nd join in the fun untill then the blank will remain blank because im very jelouse of all these gorgeus rc10's about
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Thats a very good likeness to mine Balders

But here she is.

I've done a few more bits to her since, electrics are in,wheels and tyres are bought, shell is trimmed. Just waiting on some spray mask so i can paint

Also Balders i cant wait to see your creation as well.


Oww its a thing of beauty..

Mine is so far behind that its silly, I've got so much to do to even get close to the polished example you've put together there mate.

Phil I think you should forget your Losi and just run this all the time..

At this rate we may just need one heat dedicated to RC10s...
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Caine, thats awesome!

More pics please!
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Mine so far looks like this.. lots more to do though...



RC10 worlds chassis, gearbox and rear wishbones
Durango Rear drivshafts
Tamiya rear hubs
RC10T rear shock tower
B44 rear shocks front and rear
RC10T truck nose, shock tower and steering
Traxxas TRX3 front wishbones
Tamiya TRF201 front castor blocks and steering arms.
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THIS IS THE CHRIS-ON-WHEELS ENTRY
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Here is mine converted for B4/X6 wheels
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Here is mine converted for B4/X6 wheels
I saw that on RC10talk, didn't realise it was yours.

Having personally been spanked by it I know how well it works aswell.

You are my inspiration Yanus
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Here is mine converted for B4/X6 wheels
are those Schumacher rear arms?
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are those Schumacher rear arms?
Losi VLA Arms - with the outer hole cut away
Losi VLA Truck hubs - inner hole cut away
B4 axles - it works but a bit short, B4.1 units should be better.

You need to grind the axle spacers a bit, otherwise you're just a bit to wide with this configuration

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Rear:
- Losi 'CR VLA arms, cut away "long hole"
- Losi XXXT VLA hubs, cut away "short hole"
- B4 axles ( but like I said, B4.1 should be a bit better
- Stealth tranny
- Fibre-lyte shocktower
- B4 rear shock

Front:
- Fibre-lyte shocktower
- B4 20 deg hubs, drilled to make hingepin fit
( 20 deg is "-5" on a B4, so its actually a 25 deg on a RC10)
- T4 inline axles
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Losi VLA Arms - with the outer hole cut away
Losi VLA Truck hubs - inner hole cut away
B4 axles - it works but a bit short, B4.1 units should be better.

You need to grind the axle spacers a bit, otherwise you're just a bit to wide with this configuration
Nice one thanks..

I've not got anything Losi on the car.. will do soon though as I was looking for something to give me a little more width at the rear..
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I've not got anything Losi on the car.. will do soon though as I was looking for something to give me a little more width at the rear..
I just went to a hobbyshop with a caliper, to see what should work. Since I wanted easy access off the shelf items. But...........

There is still the Dynotech option

http://dynotech-racing.com/






Which can get you a car like this (robbed of Brandon G on RC10 talk)

Chassis parts

Truck nose plate
Nose brace tubes
Team car chassis
Graphite braces
RC10 battery cup
Associated bearing steering bellcranks
Protech body
RC10 wide wing
All countersunk holes countersunk more for no protruding screw heads.

Front

Dynotech front suspension arms
Proline B4 front wheel
RPM "Worlds" front shock tower
RC10T front bulkhead
RPM front bumper
RC10 caster block 25 degree
Inline steering blocks
RC10GT extended inline axles
Lunsford Ti turnbuckles
RC10 1.02" shocks, 30wt, brown springs

Rear

Dynotech rear suspension arms
Proline B4 rear wheel
Rear B4 MIP CVD
RC10 hinge blocks 1.5 degree
RPM RC10GT rear hubs
RC12 wing mounts
RC10T rear shock tower
RC10 1.32" shocks, 30wt, green springs
RPM worlds bulkhead

Transmission

2.25:1 Stealth tranny
27t/81t pinion/spur
RPM gear cover
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got to admit tha is a nice looking rc10 cant wait to get my.......... so i can start racing it against all these rc10 prob have my bum kicked but owell lol
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Hmm, That car look slightly familiar

I'll get some more pics of mine up when it's complete, hopefully by the end of next week i wanna give it a test run. I'm sure you dont want to see all the little shots of every stage of the build that i took!

Balders, looking good there fella! Would love to have a worlds chassis on mine, but my proper worlds car is my winter project so my milled chassis is staying where it is!

Lastly Craig, not this friday dude next week, hopefully you'll be able to have a go on it then
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So the point of all these mods is to emulate the original RPM long arm then ??
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So the point of all these mods is to emulate the original RPM long arm then ??
because it looks freakin awesome maannn!!

Sorry I've been watching Top Gear USA
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So the point of all these mods is to emulate the original RPM long arm then ??
What Mikey means is that he has no earthly idea so if he make a big bold statement maybe you'll forget what the original question was... very American Mike LOL.

Si: I have been trying to find out the same thing.

From what I have read they are "the same as Worlds" not sure if that means they are the same as AE wide track wishbones (as fitted to the Worlds car) or if they are the same as the RPMwishbones or if in fact the RPM and the AE wide track wishbones are the same.

Really need a RC10 boffin involved at this point.

Any idea CAINE? JANUS? Anyone?
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My understanding was that it was as close as you could get to creating this geometry

or this

but I could be wrong!
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What's with the trend for truck based cars? If you use a truck nose do they not end up longer? Don't the truck shock towers cock up the shock angles?
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G, I think the wheelbase ends up pretty much the same as they redrill the mounting holes, the truck shock tower is used with wider track front wishbones so the lower mounting is further out than with the standard buggy width.
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What's with the trend for truck based cars? If you use a truck nose do they not end up longer? Don't the truck shock towers cock up the shock angles?
With the truck nose the car ends up the same length as our modern day 2wds (its about 8-10mm longer than standard rc10), you can re-drill the nose plate to bring the length back to the original RC10 spec but then if you are widening the wheelbase front and back a little extra length never hurt anyone...

Most people run the RPM worlds front tower which is slightly lower not the truck front tower, I don't have an RPM tower yet so left the truck one on for now.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode...USA_Episode_1/ - it reminded me of Top Gear about 2-3 years ago when the films still seemed a little un scripted and they look like they are having a laugh.. They are already on season 2 in the states and they do get better as they all gel. Jumping a Cadalac Coupe was funny! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fRaSV...eature=related
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