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Old 06-07-2004, 05:41 AM
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Originally posted by Herminator
Dave, any info would be helpful, don't resort to physical vilence though

So you indicate the front axles from the SD fit...
GTO2 indicates the bones by tobeecraft for the SD fit.....
I don't like alloy bones for the front though.....
which kind of makes me think the overall dimensions for a whole cvd is compatible...
Front Axles from the SD fit the Cuda up front
as far as drive shafts.?? questionable but maybe..
and now you see why I have never run alloy bones up front
Steel ones with Ti axles or Steel ones with regular axles..

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Old 06-07-2004, 05:45 AM
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Originally posted by JDM_DOHC_SiR
Front Axles from the SD fit the Cuda up front
as far as drive shafts.?? questionable but maybe..
and now you see why I have never run alloy bones up front
Steel ones with Ti axles or Steel ones with regular axles..

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Old 06-07-2004, 05:48 AM
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Originally posted by Herminator
don't be so limited in your thinking
You forget it`s been a while... ...

but things are back in the works again....new cuda things to come
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Old 06-07-2004, 05:54 AM
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Hi Herminator
I'm useing MR4 front axle and TC3 dog bone and TC3 out drive in my oneway diff, and they are CVD joint made by MIP product..
The barracuda oneway out drive and tc3 are the same size... and you can use the MIP ebuilt kit too ..
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Herminator if you are going to use the yokomo sd axles make sure get the tobe product they are much harder material axles
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Originally posted by OVA
Hi Herminator
I'm useing MR4 front axle and TC3 dog bone and TC3 out drive in my oneway diff, and they are CVD joint made by MIP product..
The barracuda oneway out drive and tc3 are the same size... and you can use the MIP ebuilt kit too ..
interesting..

I have some of these parts around in my spare parts box..I`ll have to give it a try
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Old 06-07-2004, 06:04 AM
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hmm... wasn't going to use yokomo brand products.
Do you know if the yoke bones are much different in length? and do the ends fit the normal cuda outdrives?
The bone length isn't a huge problem, may be able to get things sorted
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Old 06-07-2004, 08:36 AM
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Herminator I wasn't talking about useing yokomo brand axles
I'm useing MIP CVD yokomo axles andTC3 dog bones and TC3 out drive The TC3 are standard size and they are not metric size
You can use metric dog bone like HPI but you have to make sure that the dog bone are the right lenght and the will fit with your barracuda out drive
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Hi Dave
Do you get a chance to find out about the Altas Racing sprint brushes and Yokomo brushes for stock motor Thanks
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Old 06-07-2004, 10:09 AM
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Herm,

whats wrong with the Alex Racing axles and bones????
Ok the Alu bones wear around the cvd joint but the steel bones on Ti axles seem to hold up a lot better.

Its just another thing to add to the "must check" list between races!!!!

Apart from the Alu bones, everything else is holding up really good on my car, havent had to change the shimming anywhere at all.
And....for those who want to know... the Barracuda is very very strong, lost the back end riding too much curb at the last national and was hit by one of team Xrays factory drivers who was flat out at the time, I had a small mark on the shell to show for it and the xray came off a fair bit worse Still only had one breakage in the year ive had the car!!! Well happy with that
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Old 06-07-2004, 11:20 AM
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Hi Gazza
I modification my front axles drive and my rear is a stock baracuda,I had my car for 8 months and there's no sign of wear in the front,now in the rear axles joint shown big time wears
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Old 06-07-2004, 02:43 PM
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Nothing wrong with the cuda cvd's, but steel is heavy. Alloy dog bones are a no no for me now, atleast up front but I still want lightness, so it leaves one obvious material choice
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Originally posted by JDM_DOHC_SiR
Looks good but wait till you see the R3 chassis that I have someone working on soon and it will be 3mmand have the 3d cut outs like the Xenon chassis and a bit more FWD bias than the normal R3 chassis ( servo mooved up 3mm and battery moved up3mm and in 1mm )
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Gonna spill the beans before Dave comes back?!?!?!?!?
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