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Old 12-04-2015, 01:03 PM
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I have toyed with selling mine at times but when I look at what is out there and what I have, I keep coming back to it. It does what I want it to do and doesn't complain.

Only issues I have with it are mainly that they should offer different spur gears that aren't $15 a pop. Something oriented for stock racing would be really good.
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Originally Posted by Cain
I have toyed with selling mine at times but when I look at what is out there and what I have, I keep coming back to it. It does what I want it to do and doesn't complain.

Only issues I have with it are mainly that they should offer different spur gears that aren't $15 a pop. Something oriented for stock racing would be really good.
Couldn't you do the Exotek slipper eliminator and run Kimbrough gears? That could be a good stock class option?
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I sure dig that new Mid Cab lid that comes with the car too.
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Old 12-04-2015, 02:24 PM
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Originally Posted by Cain
I have toyed with selling mine at times but when I look at what is out there and what I have, I keep coming back to it. It does what I want it to do and doesn't complain.

Only issues I have with it are mainly that they should offer different spur gears that aren't $15 a pop. Something oriented for stock racing would be really good.
Get the Schumacher gears they work and cheaper.
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Well the v3 looks good cause I can just upgrade my v2 with parts to make it into a v3, but dissapointed in no change in the chassis to allow sideways shorty or a Square pack batteries.

Looks like im getting the dremel out on my Dimec 20 Chassis and making a sideways Shorty fit.

Is there a list of changed items from v2 to v3 ?
I can see
Ball cups/shock eyelets
Rear CVd's Driveshaft length
12mm hexes
Body
Anything else?
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Old 12-04-2015, 02:39 PM
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Originally Posted by Pittster
Well the v3 looks good cause I can just upgrade my v2 with parts to make it into a v3, but dissapointed in no change in the chassis to allow sideways shorty or a Square pack batteries.

Looks like im getting the dremel out on my Dimec 20 Chassis and making a sideways Shorty fit.

Is there a list of changed items from v2 to v3 ?
I can see
Ball cups/shock eyelets
Rear CVd's Driveshaft length
12mm hexes
Body
Anything else?
12mm hexes up front
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Old 12-04-2015, 03:28 PM
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Default New sidepods to fit shorty

I haven't tried sideways shorty but certain situations seem to call for it. How hard to draw up some new sidepods that fit both inline and sideways??

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Old 12-04-2015, 04:55 PM
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Originally Posted by WallyRC
I haven't tried sideways shorty but certain situations seem to call for it. How hard to draw up some new sidepods that fit both inline and sideways??
I have, it makes a huge difference on dirt.
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Old 12-04-2015, 05:22 PM
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Originally Posted by RC10Nick
I guess a plan B chassis is in order.
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Old 12-04-2015, 07:46 PM
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Originally Posted by Marco926
do you guys have oil leakage from the 210v2 shocks ???
i have badly oil leakage (i sure i made them correctly), any solution ???
I changed to the alumunium bottom cap and that solved the issue.
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Old 12-04-2015, 08:51 PM
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Originally Posted by WallyRC
I guess a plan B chassis is in order.
I have one on order along with one for my DEST210. Can't wait...
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Originally Posted by RC10Nick



I'm may take a look into that aftermarket chassis where you can have the shorty pack side to side . Although the way my V2 is its not bad on clay or carpet .
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Old 12-05-2015, 12:25 PM
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I am thinking about going with this kit. I have been wanting a new one for awhile but can't pull the trigger on a B5M or new 22 3.0. This kit seems to offer more to me (personally) than the others...mid or rear, stick packs, etc.

I have a few questions. Yes, I have used the search function and checked out Durango's site but would like some clarification from owners of the previous versions or a better understanding of the upcoming kit.

- Stick packs can be used in mid-motor configuration, correct?
- $15.00 spur gears??? Schumacher gears work...can AE spurs be used?
- Is it possible to use B4.1 non-hex wheels front and rear? I found this for the front. Can I simply not use the hex adapter in the rear and bolt up my B4.1 rears?

I am not a racer. I go to a track and run R/C cars...this is something to do for fun so anytime I can use existing pieces (wheels, batteries, etc) on multiple kits is a plus for me.

Thanks guys.

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Old 12-05-2015, 02:54 PM
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Originally Posted by sneako
I am thinking about going with this kit. I have been wanting a new one for awhile but can't pull the trigger on a B5M or new 22 3.0. This kit seems to offer more to me (personally) than the others...mid or rear, stick packs, etc.

I have a few questions. Yes, I have used the search function and checked out Durango's site but would like some clarification from owners of the previous versions or a better understanding of the upcoming kit.

- Stick packs can be used in mid-motor configuration, correct?
- $15.00 spur gears??? Schumacher gears work...can AE spurs be used?
- Is it possible to use B4.1 non-hex wheels front and rear? I found this for the front. Can I simply not use the hex adapter in the rear and bolt up my B4.1 rears?

I am not a racer. I go to a track and run R/C cars...this is something to do for fun so anytime I can use existing pieces (wheels, batteries, etc) on multiple kits is a plus for me.

Thanks guys.
- Stick packs do fit in MM configuration, without the needs for any mods.
- You need to slightly ream out the hole in AE spurs to fit. If you're not after machined spurs, TD offers 81 and 87 molded ones - TD310362 and TD310020.
- To use pin style wheels in the rear you need TD712003, TD714002 and a pin.
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Old 12-05-2015, 05:19 PM
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Although a more expensive upgrade, the AVID slipper is a nice upgrade. It also allows for more range of spurs and cheaper spurs at that. Then you have a much larger range of sizes down to 69 I believe at $5.99 a piece.
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