Taz_S

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http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...X141223X55.pdf

PetRock

Ah, finally the manual: nice!

I see the last page with the hopups also has spring kits: if the 3-packs are cheap I may grab them too - since they'll likely fit other shocks. For me it will be the hingepin brace hopups first... then the hubs only if I keep smashing them.

I also want to see if the rims are sturdy enough for track practice days: because the 4-packs of rims are half the price of sets on Amain (with the 12mm hex they may be direct swaps on cars like the 22-4 and D413?)

Kregger

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Does anybody know what the drive ratio is?

Taz_S

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any one here own a tlr22-4 if so? See if the gear diff will drop in to the car.

Just thinking it might help some of my friends that want a gear diff.

PetRock

The car comes with a gear diff: the ball diff is an hopup part. Yes I know the transmission photos on HK show the ball diff

GasGod

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+1 the dex 210 parts look like they would drop in -almost the rear part of the chassis is a ringer.I have 2 dingos and I really would like to know,I like the front hex's.

Taz_S

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like i said i like to know if the gear diff (not ball diff) would fit and can be use in a 22-4

Beaker151

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This cars gear diff wont work with the 22-4 because it use a finer tooth belt than the 22-4 does.

jslider

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I JUST GOT A FACEBOOK NOTICE THAT THEY HAVE TITANIUM SHOCK TOWERS IN STOCK AND WENT AND CHECKED THE SITE AND THEY HAVE ALL THE SUSPENSION BLOCKS IN TITANIUM AS WELL. CANT POST A LINK TO THEM ON WORK COMPUTER BUT SURE SOMEONE WILL.

Beaker151

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Here you go
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...SortOrder=desc

Beaker151

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I looked at the new titanium options that they are offering I will say that the suspention blocks will be a nice addition to strengthen up the car. The titanium shock towers on the other hand I would be afraid that they will been rather easily I have dealt with low grade titanium before and it's always ends up bending. so I would say go with the carbon fiber towers versus the titanium.

as far as the other titanium option parts I'm going to hold off before upgrading, i have plastic spares on almost every part. I will see what breaks before upgrading to the titanium if i feel the part breaking is a weakness.

Modelero

I want an off road buggy for pure fun (i race only with 1/10 on road), i'm looking at this and the quanum vandal...can anyone help me decide?

JimmytheHeater

Well I think it is still too early to tell on the 222. The first buyers have only had it a week. The Vandal has known issues, but is still a decent buggy, not great but decent.

Is there a reason you are only selecting buggies from HobbyKing or are you open to other brands?

Oh and also what is your definition of pure fun? Bashing? Speed runs? Modifiying? What terrain are you mostly going to run on as well?

jslider

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Looks like there are carbon fiber ones as well according to the manual did not see them for sale yet but they are in the pipeline apparently

Taz_S

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thank the help, to bad hobby king could sell a lot of them fast if it did work.