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Old 18-11-2013
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Default anyone converted a TC into a 4wd buggy

I have an old Xray T2'008 TC gathering dust and was gonna try 4wd racing. I was wondering if anyone here has ever converted a TC into a 4wd buggy. It's not completely foolish, because the Losi XXX4 and XX4 were both a buggy and a TC.

I know my conversion won't have a slipper, but I was wondering the following:
1. which arms to get
2. which driveshafts

I want to keep the cost down because otherwise I will just buy a buggy instead
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Was'nt the TC3 converted to a buggy ?
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Old 19-11-2013
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Yes it can be done step one sell the tc on ebay step two buy second hand 4wd buggy. Job done
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Old 19-11-2013
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Default hmm...

very helpful
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Its probably sound advice. You'd need a arms, drive shafts, new shocks, some wing mounting stuff and new bodyshell. Likely a few other things. Second hand would no doubt cost similar, maybe less.
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Its probably sound advice. You'd need a arms, drive shafts, new shocks, some wing mounting stuff and new bodyshell. Likely a few other things. Second hand would no doubt cost similar, maybe less.
TBH, similar to this came up the other week with converting a DEX210 into a DESC210.
Once you add up all the bits (arms, shock parts, wheels, hubs, driveshafts etc) you are looking at the price of a half way decent new car, so far more practical to sell the TC and buy new. Unless the TC is in a right state and unsellable.
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Was'nt the TC3 converted to a buggy ?
Team Associated TC3 'O'

https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=te...ml%3B450%3B316


Was awesome! My mate brought one many years ago and I had a blast, was so quick with an insane amount of traction!

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Team Associated TC3 'O'

https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=te...ml%3B450%3B316


Was awesome! My mate brought one many years ago and I had a blast, was so quick with an insane amount of traction!

Alex
Where did he bring it from?
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Where did he bring it from?
It was a one man business in the US. I had some conversations with him about a few things.
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