P6

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I actually have 2k in the Ae gear diff I had no plans to change it the track I've ran it on uses slicks so its usually high bite damp or wet clay where u can wheelie most spots and it still would rotate in the corner if I needed it to I just got my spare circlips in the mail so one day ill be doing them both back to back so I can make the final decicion on what I'm gonna keep in my dex

Woulvesbaine

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Love it. Looks retro. I have XXX-CR bodies I never painted. Wonder if they would fit. Hmm, I wonder if a protech RC 10 body would fit a +8 chassis? Could retro it out!

KH

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I installed kyosho on my Lunsford tit rods and studs. They are so great I just bought a bunch to do all my other cars. Not just that one has NEVER popped off...but they still feel like new. No play yet after a lot of usage. May want to get 2 kits cuz some are short and not usable.

http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...nd-Gunmetal-18

zipperfoot

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discgolferlee

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just made the switch to the +8 dimec 20 chassis over stock aluminum. ( I run carpet so i wanted the stiffer plastic)
I have seen a lot of pics of chassis breaking in the front. I had same issue when I ran a team c tc02c. a little aluminum plate fixed it all up. The furthest screw back on the plate has a nut on topside of the chassis. unfortunately the 2 screws in front of that one have no room on the top side for a nut.
just a strip of aluminum from lowes cut down. it was less than 5 bucks for 3 feet of it


rear brace.


new +8 body


I did just stumble across the tbone rear skids today. about time someone released these to the world. need to make one for the front as well
http://t-bone-racing.net/Brand-N-Z/T...o/DEX210-c375/

KH

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I'm inthe middle of replacing my 22 ones with kyosho. The Losi ones work well but they get slop in them very quickly. The kyoshos seem to stay tight.

discgolferlee

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per another forum member I am running this setup on my dex210 and desc210r with great results. FYI any 1/10 scale ballcups will work but i like the jconcepts ones since they include bent ones for around gearbox



Replaced team durango ball cups and ball studs with

jconcepts ball cups
TowerHobbies.com | JConcepts 1/10 Ball Cups Black (20)

Ball studs (sold in pairs)

Part #ASC31293
Associated Titanium Nitride Ball Studs M3x10 Long (need 8 of these ball studs)
TowerHobbies.com | Associated Titanium Nitride Ball Studs M3x10 Long (2)

Part #ASC31289
Associated Titanium Nitride Ball Studs 8mm Short (need 2 of these ball studs)
TowerHobbies.com | Associated Titanium Nitride Ball Studs 8mm Short (2)

Part #ASC31290
Associated Titanium Nitride Ball Studs M3x10 Short (need 2 of these ball studs)
TowerHobbies.com | Associated Titanium Nitride Ball Studs M3x10 Short (2)

the above ball studs go in these locations on truck

ASC31293
X2 front shock tower
X4 front hubs
X2 gearbox7

ASC31289
x2 Ackerman plate 8mm

ASC31290
x2 rear hubs 10mm ASC31290

also when building your links use grease on the threads( i use the clear td grease included in kit)
and thread them in and out a few times . This is a pain in the ass for sure and takes some time but if you do this then you can actually adjust them on the vehicle without them popping off.

I really like this ball cup/ball stud setup.

Potoczak

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Hey guys what pinion should I start with? I will be running a Orion 8.5 motor and the r10 pro speedo. Also using the stock 81 spur. Thanks.

glenng

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hey man, car loooks great! im bout to install my second dimec20 tonite. i ordered the front bumper for the desc210 that needs to be cut down up front and i ordered the t bone rear piece, both the rear skid and rear bumper as well as the front mini bumper, but still waiting on them. was hoping it was gonna come today, but its cool. i really like your graphite rear skid and the body looks great too. nice work dude

flame56mx

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Hey just a little FYI, I wanted to share some info with you if you are grinding and cutting Carbon pieces. The stuff is seriously bad news, so BE CAREFUL. It is really bad to inhale the dust, so do it in either a ventilated area, and/or use some type of respirator if you can.

Brushless420

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Looks good dude! Did you cut down your front wheels to accept the schumacher cut staggers?

zipperfoot

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Good advice, but I told him the same thing a page earlier. He said he was aware and took precautions.

discgolferlee

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Nope. Stock wheels

dgdcustoms

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Anyone have a good set up for a indoor high bite clay track? Just getting ready to finish the build on my buggy and could use a really good starting point...
Thanks!

P6

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http://www.petitrc.com/setup/durango...ngoDEX210.html im using cush's setup for indoor futuba just adjusting the spring rates for weight difference and shock oils/pistons depending on jumps & bumps and laying down the shocks more for the higher speed corners our track is high bite most are using slicks for the wet-damp clay this setup was working really well for me it seemed better the harder i pushed it