Racing a vintage RC10 Team Car at RCHR in CT.

Racing a 17.5 brushless powered vintage RC10 Team Car against current open class 4wd cars

Category:

Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• rc10
• rc
• r/c
• vintage
• racing
• 2wd
• 4wd

[RCHnR]

Thanks, no 10t vids, I'll be working on a vintage 4wd yokomo next!

[angel1gard]

I like the one that goes around the track!

[TheAegisClaw]

I've seen a few vintage RC10s doing well recently, they're very heavy compared to modern 2wd buggies, and it seems to me that that's an advantage with modern brushless power.

[THEzBENNYz]

what is the kv on the stock rc10? and any tips on how i can keep my esc from over heating? what is it's max?

[idrummerboy13]

WOW

[exkuhpid]

JUMPING!

[london1817]

@21Ceedub that's like me I had to have a clodbuster....I got one then just stuck it on the shelf...been there a while.....played with it twice......lol

[mikeyfender2772]

is everything stock except the motor on this rc10? I have one and would love to race it.

[21Ceedub]

I came close to bying one. ...nice example on Ebay (after watching this video), but the truth is, I hardly use my RC Truck (why I bought a truck is beyond me)...so I let it pass...maybe someday...

[wordreet]

@21Ceedub If you love the original RC10, the time to get another is now! They are collectors items already and the price will only go higher! I will never let my original gold chassis RC10 go! Was lucky to buy if off Ebay 4 years for around £80 inc shipping from the US to the UK. When they are set up nicely, they can still cut it, IF you know how to drive them. Modern versions make life easier. They are brilliant of course, but they don't have wrinkles!! B¬)

[4uway2fast]

thats what made this sport what it is today