Rc10gt

[Dirtman350]

Does anyone know of the cheapest edm body that will fit a rc10gt with stock shocks.

[John Binz]

I know CDK makes one but not sure if it works with stock shocks.

[antilley]

CDK makes one .... Larry Rarer has one as well (93TA)

[Mark Leber]

The McAllister EDM body fits pretty good on a stock GT with a little trimming in the front. Check it out:
http://cgi.ebay.com/1-10-Volusia-EDM-Eastcoast-dirt-Modified-RC-CAR-BODY_W0QQitemZ5994544736QQcategoryZ2565QQssPageNam eZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

Mark

[Dirtman350]

Thanks im looking at the McCallister and CDK ones i think that the CDK looks better but is more expensive wat bout yall which one do yall think looks better (ur opinion).

[megasaxon]

i'd go with Larry's, i think his looks more realistic than the CDK: http://web.tampabay.rr.com/lrarer/ (Click on STD EDM Body)

[kevsgsxr1000]

Does anyone know where to get STIFF springs for the RC10GT?

I like my setup for certain "bumpy" tracks, but for the smoother tracks, I'd prefer to go to a stiffer setup.

One avenue is to go to sedan shocks, but that requires shock tower replacement. I'd rather just change springs from one track to another. Is this plausible?

Hypothetically:
Would the "suspension action" be the same on a truck shock (compared to a sedan shock) if the spring rates were identical?
..or would the amount of travel have some negative effects?

[John Binz]

The hardest spring Associated make for the RC10GT are the red springs. You can get the red springs from Here (http://www.towerhobbies.com). Losi I think makes a slightly harder spring. You could check Horizon Hobbies for spring rates on the Losi springs and compare them to the Associated red spring.