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My RC 10 Team car racer

Full build thread here:

http://www.rc10talk.com/viewtopic.php?f=35&t=31719

The finished article!

http://i783.photobucket.com/albums/y...76E2E85748.jpg

http://i783.photobucket.com/albums/y...76EDEE7334.jpg

http://i783.photobucket.com/albums/y...76F58319AF.jpg

This will be raced at next years Invernational as my Cougar 2 is being retired

Just shell and electrics to do!

Tidy build!! Excellent.

What setup are you using?

Black & White looks superb!!!

Thanks guys, glad you like it, I'm really pleased how the build came together :wub

Set up is just kit at the mo, just added B4 springs and 35/30wt oil

Elec set up will be a SP LPF with a 13.5 to start with, cml shorty 4000mah pack and a savox low pro servo

Hi Mark,

Which rear hubs and driveshafts did you fit so you can fit B4 rear wheels. How is for width?

Low profile servos are definitely the way to go with these, if you use a low profile in conjunction with the thin Xray T3 servo posts, you can mount the posts in front of the servo and get the servo steering link pretty much dead centre rather than a crazy angle.

To get the B4 rims to fit you simply need B4 rear hubs, drilled out to 1/8th to accept the RC10 hinge pin, then use rear B44 cvd's and that's it!

To get the front width the same I have used AE T4 in line axles

Yes SR I will use a low profile savox in this car, just waiting for the shell to turn up from A main then I'll get it off to the painters and get the elecs installed

1 word. Awsome !!!!!!

Updated thread on RC10talk;

http://www.rc10talk.com/viewtopic.php?f=35&t=31719

Video of the car in action with local legend Stu Rand on the sticks:

http://youtu.be/6Vh3IUt3a_Y

Looks awesome Mark. The Black and White go well. Nice Job matey........:thumbsup:

Love it love it love it. That looks awesome Marko.

Looks awesome Mark, hope to have mine built soon

Long arms can be found here for better price than Shapeways...
http://i.materialise.com/shop/item/r...Size=9&index=2

-Niki-

First test run with the wide arms, springs need to be stiffer and taking it easy as not sure how strong the 3d printed arms are

http://youtu.be/YX0n2g-ZFCc

Looks good Marko. I was thinking the same about the 3D printed. Seems a little brittle to me but time will tell.:thumbsup: