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Old 10-18-2010, 04:26 PM
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i just got back from ofna alittle bit ago and i got the stnc delrin spur and the steering upper plate (aluminum) and a 12t pinion. also got my 6.5 velociti to run in it. just need to get it all installed and setup so i can get to the track asap
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Great choices car crazy...
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Great choices car crazy...
thanks! i still need to get the hallow ball ends for the steering links so i can use a screw and a bolt to hold the links on so they dont pop off.
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What spare parts should I stock up on?

Where do you get the hallow ball ends? Do the TT's steering pop off that easily?

Thanks
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Originally Posted by BOLISARIO
What spare parts should I stock up on?

Where do you get the hallow ball ends? Do the TT's steering pop off that easily?

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from what a local racer told me they do pop off easy. i was told to get the traxxas hallow balls to hold them down. im going to get a set tomarrow so i have added security for when i hit the track
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Originally Posted by carcrazy699
from what a local racer told me they do pop off easy. i was told to get the traxxas hallow balls to hold them down. im going to get a set tomarrow so i have added security for when i hit the track
Do you have a part number for the trx hallow balls and is it a direct fit?
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i dont have a part number but they are 6mm ones. he just told me the traxxas ones but dont use the mini revo ones lol. im going to get them tomarrow so i can post up the part number for them
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I used the dubro 4-40's on my Jammin's, never failed all summer. Peeps where using Traxxas ball links or the Dubros. I like the Dubros because they come with the spacer to help eliminate bump steer.



http://www.google.com/products/catal...d=0CBgQ8gIwAA#
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Is this the traxxas hollow balls?

http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...Hollow-Balls-6
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I hav over 30 packs ran through my hyper tt n hav yet to brake a part or hav a ball cup pop off , I hav bumped a pipe a full speed n pulled th pillow ball out but it went right bac in n hav had no prob with it .
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I have not popped a ball cup ever on the TT.

Spares...

Steering knuckles
Front upper arms
Front lower arms
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Old 10-18-2010, 09:28 PM
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I'd ad rearl lower arms also to this list, mine broke when a dbx hit me sideways while my esc took a break. The front end is very sturdy, hit a few pipes and bad landings/cart wheels without issue.
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i think im going to try mine without the hallow balls first and see if i need them.

well just got the electronics done now i need to paint it and set the camber and toe adjustmaents and i will be ready
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I went to my local hobby shop (mikes hobby shop carrolton tx) to see if they had gotten any in since they have 12 on order. Ofna had sent out 4 of them and they were already spoken for so i pre ordered 1 and should be in next week since they are only getting in 4 a week. looks like there will be a 1/10th scale truggy class forming at mike's really soon. I saw 1 at the track this weekend running with 4wd buggy's and i was really impressed it ran strong all day inside and after the races he took it outside to the 1/8th scale track. I saw him bringing it back in with a wheel missing i dont know what he broke or how he broke it but i know that 1/8th scale track has some pretty sick jumps. Cant wait to get mine going gonna run a tekin rs pro with a 6.5 or a 5.5 will just have to see which i like more.
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Originally Posted by lbckevin
I agree...my TT drives like a B44 but with better suspension and absorbs the bumps better.

I am running a Tekin RS pro and a 6.5 redline motor with a 13mm rotor.
Well on a big 8th scale track I can see this. Rutted sections shouldnt
slow it down either.

What kinda bearings does the kit come with?
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