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Old 07-16-2014, 05:30 AM
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Originally Posted by Matt :-)
Can't find any spur gears in stock anywhere on the planet

I have spur gears 2 on backorder with Tower.

If anyone is sitting on a stack of them, I'd be happy to buy one from you, pay for shipping, plus when I receive mine from Tower, I'll mail one back to you for free to replace the one you sold me.

Pm me if you can help a brother out
Having the extra spur gears is a plus, but honestly, i have not had any issues with mine and i drive the buggy very hard. With the kits being in stock this morning, i have a feeling the remaining parts will be in by next week. Its going to be Christmas in July for some of you
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Old 07-16-2014, 05:33 AM
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I haven't had much time to race the buggy but I have put lots of time with testing and tuning. My only issue I had was with the shocks.I upgraded the x rings and used Kyosho's. I also polished the shocks which made a whole world of a difference. Coming from a durango which has more steering than you can ever want, I went with 30K up front in the diff to calm the buggy down a bit. Still have plenty of steering.
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Old 07-16-2014, 07:50 AM
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Well I'm getting my buggy today... Picked up a 2 run old one. What's the diff set up of choice for low grip?
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Old 07-16-2014, 09:25 AM
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Has anyone tried both configurations (shorty versus saddle pack)? I run on both clay and loose dirt.
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Originally Posted by PetRock
If it was delayed a couple more days you could have bought an Associated B413 instead! <cough> Oops, I meant B44.3!
I wouldnt piss on a B44.3 if it were on fire! fragile turd!
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Originally Posted by Matt :-)
My D413 now shows shipped

I may have just lost control of my bladder
Mine also! It will be here at 930 in the a.m. (sick day) perhaps?
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Originally Posted by kerby
Well I'm getting my buggy today... Picked up a 2 run old one. What's the diff set up of choice for low grip?
I am running 30k/100k/10. I am thinking of trying 80k in the center to help with braking.

Originally Posted by cokemaster
Has anyone tried both configurations (shorty versus saddle pack)? I run on both clay and loose dirt.
I am curious to know about this too. I run on dirt where some of the track has insane grip and other parts are loose.
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Old 07-16-2014, 01:41 PM
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This was an excellent build, now for the goodies to make it GO!
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Originally Posted by RockStew
This was an excellent build, now for the goodies to make it GO!
your center diff is mounted wrong :P
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There are 2 new kits at the hobby shop by me..no parts tho...
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Alright, the D413 is for me. What extra parts are worth ordering besides hard to find spur gears?

Who's got any spur gears in stock?
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Can anyone clarify: what is gained or lost by thicker fluid in the center diff?
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Originally Posted by racer x 1
Can anyone clarify: what is gained or lost by thicker fluid in the center diff?
Street cred yo!

JK. I treat it like a slipper in some regards. Thicker fluid is like a tighter slipper and thinner fluid like a looser slipper. Thicker fluid for high grip and thinner fluid for low grip. Ty uses 300K in the center on super high bite and 50K on really low bite for example. I stick with 100K as a good all around weight.
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I'm running on a super low bite 8th scale track. I started with 10 100 10 in the diffs. Went down to 10 50 10 and that helped, but I still want more rear stability so for this weekend im going to try 10 30 5 and see how it works.
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Originally Posted by racer x 1
Can anyone clarify: what is gained or lost by thicker fluid in the center diff?
Lighter center fluid will give you more front drive.
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