St. George

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I want to change an old Rustler I have into a Bandit. I know I need different rear suspension arms, do I need new slider shafts also?

sLaSh It UPP

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you dont need rear suspension arms they are all the same for the slash, rustler and bandit

St. George

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The rear Bandit arms are shorter are they not?

Henry#40

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Not sure about bandit rear arms but rustler arms are definately different to slash arms.The slash arms are shorter and have some toe-in as well.

kwiklx

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I will make it easy for ya, I have an older bandit and want a rustler I will trade you roller for roller?

St. George

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Thanks for the offer but my Rustler is missing some stuff and it wouldn't be a fair trade. I'm just starting to think about what I need.

Stangas

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i know this is a bit late...

The rustler and bandit rear arms are the same but the fronts are shorter on the bandit.

I have a full set here if you are still chasing, arms and pivot rods. I have 2 rustlers and one bandit that is in parts.. i cant see myself every going back to the bandit.

My 5yr old bashes the rustler and the others are just for parts.

ta_man

iTrader: (168)

Rustler and Bandit rear arms are not the same length. The Bandit ones are shorter. Bandit front arms are a little shorter than Rustler front arms. Interestingly, the front outer hinge pin on a Bandit is 1/8" but on a Rustler it is 3/32" (approximately). If you plan to run the win on the bandit, you also need the bandit rear shock tower - unless you can drill the hole your self for the wing wire that goes in the shock tower. The wheels & tires are also (obviously) different.