Dan

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Wow, first Durango build. Plastic seems decent but there is so much slop and play in the suspension. I guess you get what you pay for...

Anyways, what is the recommended pinion for a small-medium sized track with 9.5 motor? (Will be running this MM4 motor setup)

Darkgenerals

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Interested in this also, just picked up one of these kits and I will be running a viper 8.5. 20-22 may be a good place to start with it.

I wish I would have read some of this thread before picking it up. I had no idea about the front axle mod, to keep the wheel from seizing up.

Kremzeek

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You can use the included spacers to take out most of the slop.

Dan

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Seems the 1mm spacers are too thick, particularly bad on the rear hub carrier hinge pins. Probably need something inbetween a .5mm to .7mm spacer. Either way, I'll just run it as is and see how it goes.

Darkgenerals

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First time building a Durango kit, I'm impressed with how bad the instructions are. Thankfully I've built kits before and have an idea on what I'm doing. I got lucky I think, and the kit I got came with the updated Type B parts, and the screws for the shock caps.

Any recommendations on a setup sheet for an indoor clay track?

Also I noticed the slop on the rear arms, I fixed that with using losi 22 2.0 aluminum bushings. I used a 1mm and a .5mm stacked together. This took out all the slop.

awpldlto

just ordered a dest210R kit from tower hobbies. http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...&I=LXCBXM&P=ML . it was $130 with free shipping after a $10 off coupon. as far as 2wd stadium trucks go did i make a good choice?

SUPERLOOPER

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Yes you did. Just watch this video on diff building. http://www.team-durango.com/in-the-p...rticle_id=4771

awpldlto

wasnt aware but this looks like it will be my first ball diff lol.
i just saw the price tag and figured why not. thanks for the heads up. im really excited to get back into 2wd.

Brian C.

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Hey guys does anyone have a good carpet setup? I got the car to the point where I would say its a good car, but I feel like it could be a lot better...

fredk

I have always been a buggy man but a big races 1 class is not enough. I bought a dest 210 and have been enjoying it more than my buggy. I just use a buggy set up and go a little heavier on the oils and slightly smaller piston holes.

Fred

haha

awpldlto

how is the buggy version still so expensive? is nobody buying the stadium truck or something?

trick25

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I have had t4.2(ish), team c, and have drove the rt5. this by far is my favority st I have drove and is my favorite car I race with. it just hooks outdoor in rm4.

well worth the 130 and more.

buggy has been revised. this has not. is why its cheaper. but this comes with type b parts from most places.

only thing I really don't care for is the body. seems the only body that exist for it is the stocker. but im going to find a way to mount me up a t4.2 body when the stock body dies.

Kremzeek

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What does your current setup look like?

Brian C.

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I have 35wt oil all around, stock springs, and stood up the rear shock. other things i have tried don't seem to be working... I never changed spring though, their spring kit is expensive.