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Old 12-09-2012, 06:33 AM
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Originally Posted by onekiwi
How do you get those discounts?
I pm'ed him, but no reply yet...
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Originally Posted by zipperfoot
When you switched did you have to change your set up or battery placement at all? Are you runing the full size or stick pack? Thanks for the help.
Please buy the +8 chassis, I promise u won't b disappointed. I have tested all three chassis, dimec dimec20 and STD. Hands down either +8 chassis is better than the STD one on my track(indoor clay). I can't imagine how the STD chassis would b better outdoor either which is I'm sure why the rtr kit comes with the +8.

+1 on lighter shock oils. I lost 40grams when I switched over, that is why u need lighter oil.
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Originally Posted by M3Man03
I pm'ed him, but no reply yet...
You still have to pony up for supersaver but here are the codes. I signed up on Friday and just got the coupon codes in email this morning, They match the post below.

http://www.rctech.net/forum/11529474-post2342.html
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Originally Posted by shagino
You still have to pony up for supersaver but here are the codes. I signed up on Friday and just got the coupon codes in email this morning, They match the post below.

http://www.rctech.net/forum/11529474-post2342.html
That still doesn't explain how he ended up paying $189 for a dex210.

$229 - $35 is only $194 in my book.
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Originally Posted by M3Man03
That still doesn't explain how he ended up paying $189 for a dex210.

$229 - $35 is only $194 in my book.
The coupon's for $40.

$225.00 - $249.99 $40.00 010D5
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Old 12-09-2012, 07:12 AM
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Originally Posted by Cain
Hey everyone. What are you thoughts on the RTR Dex210 versus the pro?

Reason I ask, tower has a pretty killer deal right now on it. basically $300 out the door with a lipo if you are a member.

Do you still need to buy the same upgrade parts like the steering link for the vehicle?
I was wondering this too. Looking at a 210 or svr to replace my academy gv2. Minus the chassis and gear diff, is the rtr the same car? I will be dumping the radio, but using the esc and 13.5 in another car for that class. Are the big bores and everything else the same between the two cars? I will only be running rear motor, so I don't mind everything isn't included to do the swap.
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Originally Posted by Dob
I was wondering this too. Looking at a 210 or svr to replace my academy gv2. Minus the chassis and gear diff, is the rtr the same car? I will be dumping the radio, but using the esc and 13.5 in another car for that class. Are the big bores and everything else the same between the two cars? I will only be running rear motor, so I don't mind everything isn't included to do the swap.
Yes, but I believe it does come with a servo saver and minus the alloy washers and alum rear susp brace.
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Originally Posted by shagino
The coupon's for $40.

$225.00 - $249.99 $40.00 010D5
Ah crap I thought the 35 one went up to 250
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Ah crap I thought the 35 one went up to 250
If you do order it, there's a separate listing for the free t-shirt. It's a combo deal. I found it out of luck.

http://www.towerhobbies.com/products.../tdrc0010.html
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Hey guys,
I was helping out someone yesterday with their 210 and he was running stock, which I do not run. He was under geared and in trying to help him i realized that we don't have a great reference to help with gearing for this car. sure u can sift through endless posts and try to get the answer, but most likely u will just get confused and frustrated. Petit rc has given us an unbelievable tool for looking up things, but this is lacking and would be a nice addition. So here is what I propose:

If everyone sends me their motor wind, spur and pinion, and track size(small, med, large) I will put together a spreadsheet and post it so everyone can reference it.

Since I am sure to get different variations I will sift through and try to put down which makes the most logical sense. This won't be perfect, but it can be a great starting point that should be able to get u within a tooth of where u need to be, which would be a great reference. All I would ask is if u aren't really experienced and sure that u have the proper gear ratio, then don't give it to me, that way we make sure we get good info. I know there are some really knowledgeable guys on here, so I am calling out to you guys to help with this project.

Please PM me info, that way we don't clog the thread, then I will post the results here when it is finished.

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Any of you who abandoned the ball diff to a gear diff want to sell your old ball diff?
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Originally Posted by kwiksi
Yes, but I believe it does come with a servo saver and minus the alloy washers and alum rear susp brace.
Thank you sir. Two more questions. Servo saver something most guys are upgrading too and running? Rear brace something I would look to invest in, or is it strictly a durability issue?

One more- Do they make a specific +8 body, or do they all fit? Aftermarkets fit, etc...?
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Originally Posted by symmetricon
I had to lighten the shock oils a bit and I also added the exotech 20gram brass piece for the front. I am running a shorty pack with the battery positioned at the front of the rearmost battery position.

I see that you are running the 4 gear rear mount trans , how do you like it and does it help with anything?
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what are the options for rear camber plates? tresrey and???
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Originally Posted by dragracer72nova
I see that you are running the 4 gear rear mount trans , how do you like it and does it help with anything?
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I run on a very low traction track, lots of loam, and between the 3 gear and the 4 gear the increase in on power traction is very helpful. Its funny, the tires of choice are the old school step pins or ifmar studs.
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