13Maschine

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I also had this problem on my alum chassis DEX210. I like the idea of droop screws for easy adjustment but this is problematic...

Devin

Just putting together a brand new gear diff for the dex210. Could not get the screws to go into the diff walls. Had to find a large pair of pliers and work the screws in and out. Took a long time. Using an Allen key was starting to strip the head. Quit for the night before I could screw on the diff covers. Anyone else have this problem?

303slowdown

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I did , only one time though and I've bought 3 total. I ended up buying a drill bit and redrilling the holes

Devin

What size bit?

fredswain

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The Durango screws are pretty soft. You need a perfect allen wrench or else you can strip the heads out easily. I run stainless screws in all of my cars but never got around to switching over the 210.

MikeR

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You have to toss the allen keys- doesn't matter what brand car kit- allen keys will destroy hardware. Machined hex wrenches are a must as a hobbyist. It will save you much grief in the long run.

Greenbandit

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I just noticed on the Durango website that the Dex210v2 is no longer being manufactured? Is there a new car in the works?

kerby

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That's interesting....I haven't seen any pics of a new car....other than the worlds car. I cannot imagine that it would work on tracks with low grip

Kremzeek

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Great.. I just bought a DEX210V2..

fredswain

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Yes there's a V3 on the way. Exotek actually let that slip on their site with the new mm rear bulkhead when they showed it compatible with V1, V2, and V3. We'll see what the V3 has in store but the best car so far is a combination of V1 and V2 parts so don't worry if you just bought a V2. Newer doesn't necessarily mean better.

kerby

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I'd be more interested in a new Stadium truck.....class is exploding here

Kremzeek

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Anyone know how to get a set of inserts with the 0 degree fronts? I got a set with my DEX210v2 and would like to get another for my truck. The part number for the new and old are the same (TD330340). Yeah, I know I can cut down a pair of rears but I don't have a spare set of rear 0 degree inserts at the moment.

micholix

Revolution design does make some in 7075 aluminum!

http://revolution-rc.com/our-product...0-degrees.html

blankenj99

EBay has the 330340 set for about $6...

ekt

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As far as I'm aware, the '0' insert was a running change to TD330340. You should be able to find it in newer stock.