Originally Posted by austinspeer810

Personally, get the kit!!! Trust me!!! I bought the RTR because I didn't feel like building it. Just pure laziness. Yes the RTR is cheaper in the beginning, but I have already had to spend 60 dollars on a newhttp://www.hobbypartz.com/taconcars.htmlttp://www.hobbypartz.com/taconcars.htmlservo because I stripped the stock servo gears. I am already looking at buying a new esc which will cost me 150 dollars or more. New motor over the summer which will cost me about 100 dollars or more. Had to buy new tires which cost me about 80 dollars because I purchased them unmounted. I will have spend about 310 dollars not including the tires. Don't forget a new radio but you can find the under 50 dollars on ebay including the receiver and yes I am talking about one with 2.4ghz technology. So in my opinion, buy a kit and build it yourself so you can learn about the truck and how parts go together and as well as making it to fit YOUR racing style and not the general public. One thing I learned in my years is that everyone has a slightly different setup and style of driving and you should make yours to fit your driving preference. Hope this helps

Originally Posted by XXXDad

My question> are the front Hex you use just the 22T Alu. Hex or some other. Yes I would like to space the Tire just a mm to have more clearance!?

Originally Posted by mbtoolmaker35

These are available on ebay. The link is in the 22b thread thanks

Originally Posted by Carranza76

These are out now and no need to worry about ware.

http://www.exotekracing.com/tlr-22-s...-22-22sct-22t/

Originally Posted by ufoDziner

XXXDad,
What are the advantages, and the wear like on the aluminum steering parts? I've been holding off on them figuring that they're going to wear out at a slightly slower rate than the plastic parts, and be much more expensive to replace. Thanks

Originally Posted by AndrewTom

I found the tag, and it is TRA3645. they are a we bit long from the factory (when you put them on, it looks like to have about 5* of toe in.) but you can crank them a bit to get your correct length with ease.

Originally Posted by Carranza76

These are out now and no need to worry about ware.

http://www.exotekracing.com/tlr-22-s...-22-22sct-22t/

Originally Posted by gus6464

Talk about expensive. There is no way that should cost that much.

Originally Posted by Carranza76

My rack comes in today so I will report back how I like it once I test it out.

Originally Posted by XXXDad

What I want to know is yes Performance, but also it brings that servo back 5mm and even with shorty servo the RX is a tight fit with Alu. batt. holder 10mm forward position.