sonic31

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iceman ... i know why you keep breaking ............ you suck !

iceman76

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let me show the people the yellow is the Cyclone behide Sonic 008 white

iceman76

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sorry for the pics they are not getting bigger when u click on them i will try again later

sonic31

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i don't drive the 008 anymore i now drive an electric shaver with a speedpassion 2.5 and a 11.1 volt 8000mah lipo dam its fast

SammyZ

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how in the world do you break a rear hub

iceman76

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always break where the hing pin hole is wheel comes off hing pins stays with a peace of the hub lets see if this helps with the pics

sonic31

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all i know is that im getting ready to pass you on that one icechic

pcar951

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No kidding??

SammyZ

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Doooooode, you need to use periods...anyways the plastic is weak where you screw in the ball stud into the rear hub, I could see it flexing in a big hit and then letting the ball cop assy pop off.

I had that happen to me a few times on my Xray cars. Once you get aluminum hubs it never happens again. 3Racing rocks

Marcos.J

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also if you dont hit anything

SammyZ

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yeah thats true, I just noticed since my last club race I pretty much dont tap the boards anymore, like at all, maybe once, ok maybe twice

CRASH

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Is there any other steering blocks that can be used with this car. I am tired of tapping a board and breaking them. They seem to come apart right on the seem. I really do not want the aluminum ones.

Thanks,

Syber Serulean

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whats wrong with the aluminum ones?

pcar951

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Try to stick with "Square" or "Jet Racing" aluminum knuckles. Quality is much better than "3 Racing", from my experience.
It's true, the plastic steering knuckles are a bit fragile. Also be sure to install titanium (Square Racing) ball studs into your bling aluminum parts. The OEM ball studs are prone to breaking at the shank, leaving the threaded portion in your expensive aluminum pieces.

Hope I'm not telling you stuff you already know??

CRASH

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Thanks for the input. Yes the stock ones are a bit brittle. I was just wondering if anyone had tried maybe the Losi or associated ones etc... The aluminum ones are nice but they do change the way the car handles a bit. But I guess not breaking them is better then not finishing the race. I will stay away from 3-Racing that is for sure.

Thanks,