View Full Version : Re: reviving my old RC10T
kenji
Jan 19, 2006, 07:11 AM
In article <A9Izf.11923$F_3.6787@newssvr29.news.prodigy.net>,
bob mcree <bobmcree@sbcglobal.net> wrote:
> i have an original RC10T truck i haven't run in years. i just dusted it
> off and bought a set of 3700 cells for it and i'm thinking about
> replacing the old aluminum chassis. who is making composite floors for
> these now, and can i use a T2/T3 chassis?
>
> -bob
don't dump a ton of cash into the thing. enjoy it as it is.
what's your goals with the truck? Racing? Bashing? Show Truck?
bob mcree
Jan 19, 2006, 07:11 AM
i have an original RC10T truck i haven't run in years. i just dusted it
off and bought a set of 3700 cells for it and i'm thinking about
replacing the old aluminum chassis. who is making composite floors for
these now, and can i use a T2/T3 chassis?
-bob
bob mcree
Jan 19, 2006, 07:11 PM
kenji wrote:
> In article <A9Izf.11923$F_3.6787@newssvr29.news.prodigy.net>,
> bob mcree <bobmcree@sbcglobal.net> wrote:
>
>
>>i have an original RC10T truck i haven't run in years. i just dusted it
>>off and bought a set of 3700 cells for it and i'm thinking about
>>replacing the old aluminum chassis. who is making composite floors for
>>these now, and can i use a T2/T3 chassis?
>>
>>-bob
>
>
> don't dump a ton of cash into the thing. enjoy it as it is.
>
> what's your goals with the truck? Racing? Bashing? Show Truck?
it's just a toy but i'd like it to go faster and i figured a lighter pan
would be the best way. i run a Kinwald 12T and a Tekin ESC it has a high
spd mtl gear steering servo, RPM suspension, oversize bearings, all the
stuff that was trick a few years ago. i thought i might be able to get a
composite pan for $50 or so...
-bob
Techpriest
Jan 20, 2006, 09:11 AM
RC10T4 Factory Team trucks sell for about $125 around here used. I
bought a used T3 w/o elec for not much more then what you hope to get a
chassis for. I agree with the others, I would enjoy it as is, or sell
it to a collector and get something to bash with.
To more directly answer the questions, no you can't use the T2/T3
chassis. The T2 was a complete redesign.
As for who is making parts, RPM does make some arms for it and that is
all I know of. AE does still have some old stuff in stock so you might
give them a call.
Keep an eye on eBay. Every once in a while some shop decides to clean
out the "back room" and puts up vintage parts.
bob mcree
Jan 20, 2006, 05:11 PM
Techpriest wrote:
> RC10T4 Factory Team trucks sell for about $125 around here used. I
> bought a used T3 w/o elec for not much more then what you hope to get a
> chassis for. I agree with the others, I would enjoy it as is, or sell
> it to a collector and get something to bash with.
>
> To more directly answer the questions, no you can't use the T2/T3
> chassis. The T2 was a complete redesign.
>
> As for who is making parts, RPM does make some arms for it and that is
> all I know of. AE does still have some old stuff in stock so you might
> give them a call.
>
> Keep an eye on eBay. Every once in a while some shop decides to clean
> out the "back room" and puts up vintage parts.
>
thanks for the advice guys. you're probably right that i should just
give this truck to one of my nephews and buy a new one. I'll take a look
on ebay and maybe pick up a used T4. i expect with the improvement in
fets over the last few years even my Tekin 610 speed control is a
dinosaur. -bob
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