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Old 03-06-2014, 01:31 PM
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finally! Guess it will be in available in europe mid next week...
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who is carring the option parts for this kit
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who is carring the option parts for this kit
Great Planes/Tower Hobbies will have them.
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Will arc or xray spurs fit
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Old 03-10-2014, 07:12 PM
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Tower hobbies has everything in stock now!
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Old 03-11-2014, 04:16 AM
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Anyone have any issues with there assembly so far
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Originally Posted by rosko
Will arc or xray spurs fit
The Spur gear holder is a cross pattern (4 hole) so I don't think the Xray spurs will fit.

I've been using the Lees Speed Spurs but have also used Panaracer on my car and they both fit perfectly.
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Originally Posted by rosko
Anyone have any issues with there assembly so far
Hi Rosko,

Assembly is a happy time with the DETC410.

I do recommend gluing the inserts in to the hubs and scoring the bearing carriers with a knife to make things a little tighter.

Beyond that it's really just a basic assembly process.
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I have my eye on this chassis now. the race season here is finished where i live. i was going to pick a xray up for next season but after seeing more pics I will wait now to see how this chassis handles & the durability is
and if i can order parts from amain or my lhs .....why not
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Originally Posted by TeamThibault
I have my eye on this chassis now. the race season here is finished where i live. i was going to pick a xray up for next season but after seeing more pics I will wait now to see how this chassis handles & the durability is
and if i can order parts from amain or my lhs .....why not
Handling is terrific. It's a very smooth feeling car with a lot of natural steering. Small setup changes are easy to notice and everything you need to be competitive comes in the box.

With regard to durability, I have been running my car since early December twice a week without a single spare part!!!! The driveshafts, bearing and spool cups are now worn but they have had a lot of running so that's to be expected.

I have let a few potential TD buyers drive it as well who have put it in the wall several times so it's been crashed and survived!
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Originally Posted by JordanC
Handling is terrific. It's a very smooth feeling car with a lot of natural steering. Small setup changes are easy to notice and everything you need to be competitive comes in the box.

With regard to durability, I have been running my car since early December twice a week without a single spare part!!!! The driveshafts, bearing and spool cups are now worn but they have had a lot of running so that's to be expected.

I have let a few potential TD buyers drive it as well who have put it in the wall several times so it's been crashed and survived!
dam dude
im a newbie with very little exp. and only had a sakura zero s
so i guess im going to jump ship
with tower having parts onhand........
time to find room on my visa

jordanc are you running 17.5 binky?

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Almost done with the build, the only things i dont care for are the belts are on the stiff side and i wish durango would've had a smaller spur availabe for stock racing.
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Originally Posted by rosko
Almost done with the build, the only things i dont care for are the belts are on the stiff side and i wish durango would've had a smaller spur availabe for stock racing.
Panaracer spurs is what you want.
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[QUOTE=TeamThibault;13089227]dam dude
im a newbie with very little exp. and only had a sakura zero s
so i guess im going to jump ship
with tower having parts onhand........
time to find room on my visa

jordanc are you running 17.5 binky?[/QUOTE}

No TeamThibault, I run Mod. There does look to be plenty of space on the motor mount to get the ratio nice and low. Haven't actually tried it though.
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Originally Posted by JordanC
Hi Rosko,

Assembly is a happy time with the DETC410.

I do recommend gluing the inserts in to the hubs and scoring the bearing carriers with a knife to make things a little tighter.

Beyond that it's really just a basic assembly process.
Hi Jordan. can you explain what your doing with the bearing carriers? or even take a pic?

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Friday is too far away... cant wait.
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