Jimmy Morris

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I suggest having spare C-Hubs and spur gears as these are the only things I ever have to replace. knock on wood.

UnderDaHill

I put the rubberneck racing bumper on mine. I've only broke a c-hub and lower shock ball cup thing... the part screwed to the end of the shock shaft. That's after 60 or more packs through the car by now and lets just say I move a lot of boards when I drive.

Now I know why the Xray parts are so expensive. Because they are high quality and just don't break very easily.

cvt01

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There are some issues with the stock spur gears, they break very easy, use precisionracing spurs they last longer.
It is easy to bend the front drive shafts.
The front alu axles are worth to change to steel ones.
If you use ackerman extensions or the outside hole for the steering link on the new steering knuckles it is easy to break them.
I broke the C-hubs too two times.
We had discussions about the shocks some people like them some not. You will see...

And yes, you really need that p-Dub bumper it is "for free" if you know what I mean

HRCRACER,

I have the foam shock tower and I think it is a great thing to have. I use tamiya shocks and they fit on that more easily too. I used only mazda 6 and Stratus they fit no problem

RED-LINE M03

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Thanks for all the info !!!!

This sounds like the car for me.

The parts maybe a little expensive but you get what you pay for.
I would rather pay for high qaulity parts as long as I am not breaking all of the time (CORALLY RDX).........

Thanks to all

1armed1

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RED-LINE, check the for sale thread.
I have a FK-05,2 bodies, tires and around 900.00 in parts for sale.
[email protected]

Charles Godwin

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Haven't broke anything yet (shouldn't have said that ) except for a take off wheel when the car went into a concrete wall , one thing i would get and i am going to get are the spring steel axles for the front as the standard ones deform which means you can't get the bearings off as easily as you would like

Charles

Jimmy Morris

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Yea.....major pain in the arse!

kerry

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just bought 8 packs of intellect 3800's for the upcoming carpet season, they dont fit in the tray just right i thought i say a picture that someone shaved the holders down so they would fit. this picture showed were to shave them down does anyone have or show me were i saw this picture i tried to go through this whole thread and its given me a head ache. not sure if it was on here or the team xray forum thanx if you can help

kerry

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hell i think reading all these pages has impared my spelling

acutts

whats a good diff lube? Is the stuff in the syringe any good or is associated stealth lube better to grease the diff?

Eric Gebhard

Here is the link to the artical on Xray's web site

http://www.teamxray.com/teamxray/pro...f3b55ffbb6cb72

Eric Gebhard

I've used the Hudy grease (the stuff in the syringe) and have had good luck with it.

DOTMAN

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I've switched to the Corally lube. It's seems more consistent than other lube I've used. It doesn't break down as quickly so I can go longer periods without rebuilding my diff. I've had my Corally for over three months now and my diff is still as smooth as when I built it. I even used this lube on the thrust bearing.

Charles

Can anyone tell me where I can find a picture of the Pdub bumper and where to buy and pricing info?

Thx

kerry

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thanx rceric i knew i saw it some where