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Old 01-12-2022, 06:37 PM
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XP-10625 not this one.

The top deck is in this set
http://racevta.com/store/index.php?r...mid+conversion
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Old 01-12-2022, 07:30 PM
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Here is my setup for USGT and VTA
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Originally Posted by Xrayray
Yea isn't that the V1 bc the V2 has a mid front bulkhead with a centered spool or am I backwards lol
There was a V1 (XP-10495) and V2 (XP-10625) of the mid front bulkhead for the XQ1, only a minor difference between them where the motor was moved slightly towards the centre. The fibreglass conversion for the XQ1S/XQ2S is different again and matches the XQ10 top deck and motor mount.
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Originally Posted by timberline97
Here is my setup for USGT and VTA
Are you using an aluminum chassis?
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Originally Posted by V8 Rumble
Are you using an aluminum chassis?
yes
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Old 01-13-2022, 12:54 PM
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this Susumu chassis allows the use of plastic bulkheads from the sport line if the FRP chassis worn out.
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Old 01-22-2022, 06:47 PM
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Would there happen to be any other recommended brands of spurs for the xq10 other than the Xpress. I just recently purchased one and my local hobby shop doesn’t carry the Xpress brand. Thanks
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I run the Axon spur gears

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Originally Posted by outlaw820
Would there happen to be any other recommended brands of spurs for the xq10 other than the Xpress. I just recently purchased one and my local hobby shop doesn’t carry the Xpress brand. Thanks
All yeah racing spurs fit and 3racing V2
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Originally Posted by outlaw820
Would there happen to be any other recommended brands of spurs for the xq10 other than the Xpress. I just recently purchased one and my local hobby shop doesn’t carry the Xpress brand. Thanks
The ARC spurs are fantastic also.
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I'm just drooling over these titanium alloy spool cups that came with my XQ10R. I think this material is the best solution for this part and so sexy!
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Old 07-18-2022, 12:00 PM
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Another very pleasing aspect of this XQ10R kit is that even though it is configured to be their most flexible offering, it isn't the wet noodle I've experienced with some other manufacturers. The flex feels very reasonable and has some nice adjustability out of the box. It should be quite good in most racing conditions.
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Old 07-26-2022, 07:56 AM
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The AT1 bulkheads sure look like they could drop right into the XQ10... and they appear to be machined for longer arms like the last gen T4's.
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Just noticed that they also look to have the eccentric cam flange recess for narrower bulkhead mounting (so maybe they won't fit the current XQ10)
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Originally Posted by DavidNERODease
I'm just drooling over these titanium alloy spool cups that came with my XQ10R. I think this material is the best solution for this part and so sexy!
The XQ2S that I have came with composite outdrive cups, and in a couple big crashes I had dogbones popping out and the cups getting chewed up. I replaced them with the steel ones but those titanium ones are sexy!
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