BONESTOCK

I'm thinking I need titanium turnbuckles as I've already popped one off. I hit the side of my shed.

What kind of turnbuckle do I get? Model? Number?

What other mods should I get?

party_wagon

iTrader: (29)

Ti turnbuckles and some grey ball caps are the only must have things.

BONESTOCK

Which turnbuckles?

What are grey ball caps?

BONESTOCK

Never mind. I now realize what the grey ball caps are. haha.

Now if I went to a local hobby shop. What brand are the turnbuckles?

Team Duratrax

Only buy Lunsford for XXX TI parts.

D Mac

put a ad2 rear pivot block on it, its stronger and gives you more traction

BONESTOCK

Please explain about that rear pivit block.

SavageSYNTH25

The AD2 pivot block is a lot stronger than the stock pivot block. If you smack the truck up against a board, you will more than likely break the arm and just have to replace that, but otherwise, you'll probably break the pivot block, in which case, you'll have to tear apart the entire rear end to change that (loosen tranny, pull both hinge pins, etc.)

Plus, like Dave said, it offers more traction. Ask any stadium truck guy: We look for traction any way we can!!!!!!

mattxxx-nt

depends on what kind of driviny you do . u might to get srtonger control arms and shock towers. or lighter graphite ones.get metal diff gears. stronger spur. a ste of street tires and dirt tires.pull start. get rid of the stock roto starter.

BONESTOCK

Sound good! I'll deffinatly look into that!

BONESTOCK

What's wrong with the roto starter? I love that thing.

Team Duratrax

You could have more traction with the stock Pivot Block if you wanted

mattxxx-nt

personally i think that the pull starter is alot better but its ur choice.

SavageSYNTH25

I run the Trinity aluminum pivot block, so I'm not too worried about it. I just thought I'd break down what Dave said.

Team Duratrax

Pullstarters are convenient, but they are a poor way of starting an engine, they add 60g's of weight and they add more turning resistance to the engine.