Durango DEX210 Thread
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just in case someone has a kinect sitting at home and want to try scanning some parts https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TThFxH9U1iU
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just in case someone has a kinect sitting at home and want to try scanning some parts https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TThFxH9U1iU
On a side note, can anyone explain to me the benefits of having dual tapered pistons compared to the regular flat pistons? Does the taper cause less pack?
Trying to figure out my next shock package. I didn't really get the feeling I wanted with 4x1.0mm tapered. I have 6x1.3 that I am thinking of trying. Would this result in less pack? Allow the car to work better over high frequency bumps?
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Has anyone tried putting a rear sway bar on their buggy? I know that Durango doesn't offer one. Just trying to see if a kit from another buggy will fit with minor mods.
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I've been very tempted to try the dex210f sway bar kit but I really don't feel like I need it on track so I haven't spent the dough on putting together the whole kit on a whim lol. I don't see why not. The arms have pivot balls for sway bars and the 210f uses the same rear arms. Even the gearbox has a spot for a bar to sit.
I never bought into the Kinect hype unfortunately lol but it would be pretty sweet to do
On a side note, can anyone explain to me the benefits of having dual tapered pistons compared to the regular flat pistons? Does the taper cause less pack?
Trying to figure out my next shock package. I didn't really get the feeling I wanted with 4x1.0mm tapered. I have 6x1.3 that I am thinking of trying. Would this result in less pack? Allow the car to work better over high frequency bumps?
On a side note, can anyone explain to me the benefits of having dual tapered pistons compared to the regular flat pistons? Does the taper cause less pack?
Trying to figure out my next shock package. I didn't really get the feeling I wanted with 4x1.0mm tapered. I have 6x1.3 that I am thinking of trying. Would this result in less pack? Allow the car to work better over high frequency bumps?
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And on a super happy amazing note! Exotek found a prototype rear bulkhead and are sending it out with my most recent order I almost peed a little when I got that e-mail.
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It shouldn't be too hard to get the rear sway bar from the B6 to fit on the DEX210. The angle and length is almost perfect. Only concern would be that it wouldn't stay centered but I think a couple of small collars would solve that.
I'm currently trying to fit an SC10 sway bar onto my DESC210. Its not as good of a fit as the B6 one, but it looks doable too. Gonna hit the LHS and see if they have any collars I can use.
I'm currently trying to fit an SC10 sway bar onto my DESC210. Its not as good of a fit as the B6 one, but it looks doable too. Gonna hit the LHS and see if they have any collars I can use.
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I've modeled the famous breakable gear cover with a little thicker tabs so hopefully less breakage.
Now I think my 3D printer is a little out of calibrated to print properly....
Now I think my 3D printer is a little out of calibrated to print properly....
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Well the good thing is, you were able to pick up a couple spares from your hobby shop so you've got plenty of time to calibrate that baby and get it tuned to perfection Or drop $1000 on a new one
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nvm
Last edited by Kremzeek; 08-25-2017 at 08:40 PM.
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They carry a lot of old Tamiya and Associated bodies as well, I can't imagine they're flying off the shelves. They're just a solid, reliable source from an established company that are a pleasure to work with and offer very high quality reproductions.
Being a vintage Tamiya and RC10 collector, I've dealt with them a lot.
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Hey the more the merrier! One of the reasons I chose TBG to work with was that they don't carry inventory other than the molds. Everything is made to order, usually takes about a week or two to make and arrive at my door from Canada. By not carrying any inventory, there is no need for volume or a certain amount of pre-orders to have them carry the bodies.
They carry a lot of old Tamiya and Associated bodies as well, I can't imagine they're flying off the shelves. They're just a solid, reliable source from an established company that are a pleasure to work with and offer very high quality reproductions.
Being a vintage Tamiya and RC10 collector, I've dealt with them a lot.
They carry a lot of old Tamiya and Associated bodies as well, I can't imagine they're flying off the shelves. They're just a solid, reliable source from an established company that are a pleasure to work with and offer very high quality reproductions.
Being a vintage Tamiya and RC10 collector, I've dealt with them a lot.
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ebay store with a ton of pics.
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It's been a while since I've updated but it took a while to score an extra bulkhead for peace of mind and now I am back to reassembling things on the new chassis. But now I have a question for any aftermarket part experts out there!
I got this little carbon fiber piece with a parts lot and to me it looks like it is a camber link replacement similar to the Exotek bulkhead, except this one seems to just screw onto the back of the gearbox? Anyone know how this actually needs to be installed or who made it?
I got this little carbon fiber piece with a parts lot and to me it looks like it is a camber link replacement similar to the Exotek bulkhead, except this one seems to just screw onto the back of the gearbox? Anyone know how this actually needs to be installed or who made it?