about the bumpers, u need a P-DUB. and i dont no about all that front and rear wheel drive stuff

suits yourself

well were can i get the p-dub bumper

Well, took my tc3 out for its first run since getting it last spring....WOW this thing is fast as my old pede with a stock motor :ha: ..... this ones a keeper :sneaky:

in other ideas: can u use a ntc3 chassis to build a e-tc3 with :confused:

http://www.speedtechrc.com/store/ebp...?catmainid=453

theres the P-DUB bumpers.

u dont need the NTC3 chassis, its to heavy for the electric. u can get a graphite one, its stronger and i think its weight is less

K thanks :smile:

Has anyone tried using BUGGY rims and a truck body on there tc3 :confused: if so, how did it work :confused:

There's a thread somewhere that details a conversion kit to turn the TC3 to an offroader. The kit is pretty expensive and it isn't worth it. It was suggested to me to just go out and buy a buggy if that's what I want to have next. But for around $60, you can buy that kit from TowerHobbies to turn your car to a rallycar. That isn't too bad.

ive seen people with TC3's run Truck shells and its was great but im not sure about the buggy wheels

does super glue stick to the grey ring gear?

and what is the difference with the gray and white gear :confused:

Thanks

the white is newer i think i got white throughout the car as the superglue i surpose so

no difference in material or strenght :confused:

maybe its a bit stronger but ive never or seen anybody damage or break those gears, yeah they will wear down a bit over time but never just let go. plus the white ones look cooler. I can get the old grey colour anymore its all been replaced by white spose its the new thing?

oh ok

welll guess what.............................................. ...................................?

you know your homemade spool (taking out the 12 ballbrearing in the ring gear and tighten it)

because you know how the ring gear slips a bit if try to move the ring gear and the outdrives dont move but the gear moves

i just improved it :eek: (originated from your idea :smile: but also did some of MY modications) to even 99.8%(my spool) all the time compared to a spool(100%) :sneaky:

but i havent got a chance to run it yet :cry:

ill tell you how it goes tonight or tomarrow :D

:lol: i am charging for pepole who use or modify my idea :sneaky: have you noticed that on the plastic diffs there are 4 circles on both parts that you can drill out so that you can use bolts to make a solid diff

LOL

ya i did that once and the plastic broke and then the screw few out ,andspinning around in my diff case and then i here CRRRRRRAHGAKFVAKXBUN(gears eating up)

i opened my diff case and well the screw that came out got coaght in my bevel gaer and my ring gear...