Rc10gt body choices

[assocman]

I have an Associated RC10GT. It does not have an oval conversion to use an oval body. I was just wandering if there was an oval body out there that would fit my car without buying a conversion kit. If you would, give me a link to where I can get one of these bodies.
Any input would be helpful.

[7sracing]

I am using mcallister bodys on my RC10. You just have to do some trimming for the engine and around the front shock tower here is the link http://www.mcallisterracing.com/racing/ Let me know if you want to see a pic of mine

[Daryl Lane]

HI assocman - for my part I would say stick with an off road body if you do not want to change shock towers and shocks. A good off road body will be way more effective and aero dynamic than putting on an oval truck body stuck way up in the air or cutting holes in the top of it and having the towers and shocks stick out in the air. The oval designs need the clean air movement to make a noticeable difference, just put a bigger spoiler on the back and add some little late model type side dams to it, about 1.5" by 3/4"s.

Plus at some tracks you can not cut holes into the top surfaces of your body hood, bed etc. Check the rules before you do any cutting.

[Anson Malfaire]

You do not need to cut holes in the body to make the McAllister Outlaw T body work. I can describe to you how I did mine. PM me or email for the details. My body looks good, is low and works well, just need a little time and creativity with the body mounts.

[drdirt]

7sracing......Hey rob, it's Jimmy from Brick. Sorry I lost your phone number. Where have you been running? Jimmy

[7sracing]

Hey jim sent you a PM
Rob

[mach51]

Anson, please post in here how you got your body to fit and show photos...thanks

[assocman]

Anson-are you running the body on an RC10t or rc10gt?