Turbojoe

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Very NICE!! I have an original 1991 RC10T that I would cannibalize in a heartbeat to use the parts for a frame like this. You're doing great on this project. I can't wait to see the final version......


Joe

crawler374

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Thanks! I would gladly build you one

crawler374

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Got some more updates.

I have the front shocks mounted, and the rear shocks mounted. remember, everything is in rough shape right now. I still have to grind down/weld/add more to the whole thing.

snowboard094

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Thats really cool. Good idea!

crawler374

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Thanks

stamp32

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It looks really good...but I would definetly make some kinda cross bracing for the front shock mounts. The need to share the load when going over bumps. I have a feeling you will be going through a arms like crazy being that the frame is so rigid it won't absorb impact, placing all of the load on the shock mounts and hinge pin mounts.

Keep up the good work,

Chris

R-E-A-P-E-R-

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Any updates???

crawler374

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Thanks for the comment. I do see what you are saying. If breaking arms gets too common, i can get me some RPM A-arms and boil them.


Negative. I havent broke out the welder in a while

Ride1226

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would love to see some updates on this. I would really like to put together a sand rail for the beach. Something that uses Traxxas parts front and rear so that its easy to replace broken stuff since its on the shelf at the LHS. My question is, how tough will one of these chassis be. Id like to go brushless and be around the 45mph mark so if it cartwheels I dont wanna snap a chassis in half haha.

SHANERC

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1/10 scale 2wd is my LEAST FAVORITE rc but that thing is FRIGGIN AWSOME!