So now its 3 weeks since mike said it would take 2-3 Weeks for him to make it :P Sooo... PLEASE mike get finished:D :lol:

:whip:
We understand your excitement, but give the man time. His work will be much appreciated when its finished. :lol:

Yeah i know;) its mostly because i cant wait to see what he comes up with:-P
AND cause im an rcholic -.- cant live without rchol

I think that looks great.

Here's a quick graphic edit of some 8th scale truggy tires on the Ten-T. Yeah, I think I'm gonna go with that unless they rub when turning...

http://scriptasylum.com/forumpics/losi_ten_7.jpg

Looks cool, but im pretty sure they will rub aganist the body:/

Seetness.

Ten-T shipped: $409.00
DX3S sold: $180.00
Engine and r.o.s.s. sold: $210.00
Total shipping and fees: $38.00

Sweet roller for: $57.00 :yipi:

Nice job man:D
Now we just need to wait for the conversion:(

Thats awesome. So who sells the Ten-T that cheap anyways? Might have to get one of these.

Losipartshouse with a $25.00 coupon.

well I did a little looking around. ultimatehobbies has them (on order) but $405 with free shipping no coupon. really have to stop looking cause if i do anymore i will end up with another car.

@ gixxer; Sounds like you've already been bitten.
Let us know when you finally break down and get it!

Also: guys that already have it (Brian). How hard would it be to convert it to an 1/8th scale buggy? I'm talking dimensions here. If you put buggy wheels on it, is it very close to being the same wheelbase/length as an 8ight or 8ight 2.0?

Thanks.

Ummm... Maybe a dumb question but.... If you want a 1/8 buggy why not just get one rather than trying to make one from a truck that isnt that and you dont have? Not trying to be a smart ass, but Im not following the logic.

Probably the same reason why some people turn a Slash into a "backslash". Other than that, this vehicle is pretty light, so it would make a lightweight 8th scale buggy. And, people seem to be coming out pretty close to a "free" roller once the engine and radio are sold off.

Thanks Brian.

So are the dimensions off by more than 1/2 inch both ways?

Jhautz:
It is for having the ultimate lightweight 1/8th. Not saying it would work better, but Losi reports that the Ten-T was sometimes faster around the track than an 1/8th buggy in their testing.

I already own a few Losi 1/8 buggies, but I am looking for a change in the lighter direction.