b121774

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http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...tial-Set-22RTR

Maxthepersonz

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Really hate to add to this argument... But the stock balls will not last more than a day (ON A CARPET TRACK) we have super high traction running foam tires. Half of the "top 10" drivers at our track who bought 22t's have also bought a gear diff simply because the diff can't handle the traction speed etc.

Some racers here that have been racing for 5-10+ years crunched the ball diff on carpet in 1-2 days and they definitely know how to break in a ball diff. Our track isnt really a "realistic environment" though

beyondthepack

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Currently I'm running the truck on carpet. I have gone through 3 plastic servo arms. So do I keep replacing them, or go with a aluminum arm? there is no "servo saver". I have had some ball cup popping issues as well. Running a 7.5 LRP truck is fun as hell

aradaiel

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I'm running the aluminum arms in truck and buggy with great success

Matt M.

iTrader: (26)

on carpet the gear diff is a better option...due to the unlimited traction of the carpet, the foam and the paragon....



once i learned how to set my diff, (never had it tight enough) i havent had any issues...i am on dirt though...

MadRacer

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Thank you.

Much appreciated.

awidz

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tried everything, front tires are quarter to half turn loose. Have put the 22 aluminum hexes on front tires, heck even shaved down the front ball cups to reduce chance of them hitting wheels, Still popping the same left side cup, actually popped them this week going over smalll bump section, don't get how to solve this? any help would be appreciated, even replaced every ball cup on that side before racing today,still did not help..............please help, love the car,but hate the ball cup issue

aradaiel

iTrader: (49)

This is wierd to me. I haven't had any issues with them popping off. Have you replaced the rod end after it's popped off all these times and you made changes?

rider313

iTrader: (94)

Having the wheel 3/4 of a turn loose will cause the wheel to have excess wobble and increase your chances of the wheel grabbing the cup and pulling it off. Keep the nuts snug, not reefed down. This will keep the wheel true in the rough and while jumping keeping it off the cup.

Have you by chance changed the ball stud? It's a possibility the stud is under sized making it easy for the cup to come off.

oilguy

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Ive been using the lunsford kit on mine since the 3rd with not hickup, until u wear into the end next to the inner rim of the front wheel, like today, and finally broke a lunsford end...there by far superior to stock and i wouldnt change a thing now! Besides the broken end that was no fault of its own..

aradaiel

iTrader: (49)

I run the lunsford rods and ends on my buggy, but they've only been on for one race weekend. So far so good.

My 22t has losi ends and my rookie friend drove it in novice class. It took a beating.

He popped one ball end off, but it was a cartwheel at the end of the straight into the board, I'm surprised it didn't break an arm.

oilguy

iTrader: (85)

Idk if youll ever break an arm on truck...ive broken spindles, carriers, stock rods, tlr upgrade king pins, rear hubs and the tlr rear hinge pins.....so yeah, i run alot and its all outside, the front arms have lotta slop and even gouges in the bottom by the hinge pin ends, but those arms aint breakin! Lol...f.t. associated gold shock shafts for king pins, traxxas shock shafts for rear hinge pins, lunsford kit, and alum hubs later, not to mention better driving now, the thing is sooo frickin tough it surprises everyone! The truck is sick once ya find wut.works for you!! Stock ballstuds are even dialed still, im surprised tbh!

Jarred King

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ran my 22t today.

wheelbase looks really short. like my car is the same width as length from just looking.

i noticed dustin evans 22t at cactus looks heaps longer than mine????

anyone else think this truck is super short its heaps shorter than the XXXT

MaTt 93

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XXXT-CR
Wheelbase: 11.250 in (285.75mm)

22T
Wheelbase: 11.3-11.41 in (286-290mm)

Might of got a 22 buggy chassis?

buggy wheelbase is 285.50mm

ChrisWolfson

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Make sure your chassis says 22T on it. It is printed on the chassis. Otherwise MaTt93 might be right - it might be a buggy chassis...