Team Associated B6.1 & B6.1D thread
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#2643
Tech Champion
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https://www.amainhobbies.com/team-as...c91776/p742845
#2645
Not sure if you'd settle for a whole front end bundle of parts, but this is in stock:
https://www.amainhobbies.com/team-as...c91776/p742845
https://www.amainhobbies.com/team-as...c91776/p742845
#2646
Tech Elite
My local hobbyshop probably has 4-5 packs of front caster blocks for the B6 last time I needed some.
#2647
My LHS does not stock anything but Traxxas junk and thinks its the best in the world. he says he can order whatever I want but if I have to make 2 trips there and wait 3-4 day I might as well order online. The HS at the one track we race at does carry some parts that might be needed for quick fixes in case something breaks while racing which is nice, but some stuff you would still have to order.
#2651
Tech Rookie
#2652
Tech Master
iTrader: (24)
FWIW, you might consider just doing the suspension updates and the ball diff. The lay-down transmission format is pretty popular with the dirt guys (it is the stock configuration in the FL kit, which is a dirt-stock racer). Unless your track is fairly low grip, I'd just stay with it.
#2653
#2654
Super Moderator
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91419 Diff Gear
6575 Diff Thrust Bolt Parts
6581 Carbide Diff Balls
6582 Diff Spring
7666 Diff Drive Rings
31400 Bearings, 5x8x2.5 mm
You could buy 7677 Diff Rebuild Kit which would replace 7666, 6582, and 6575.
I think that is everything that is needed.
#2655
I believe there are even a few NIP B6.1 diff kits in the for sale section on this forum, so you could get them for less that way.