UE Brushless Thunder SuperMaxx
05-13-2012, 07:15 AM
#17
It is in stock :
http://www.rc-monster.com/proddetail.php?prod=rcmcdmm
I have all first gen style ( 3 of them ), but now the mount has changed a bit.
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http://www.rc-monster.com/proddetail.php?prod=rcmcdmm
I have all first gen style ( 3 of them ), but now the mount has changed a bit.
Picture property of RC Monster
05-14-2012, 05:55 AM
#18
Post a link to the eBay listing of the spyder 8's
05-17-2012, 08:56 PM
#20
very nice trucks. gotta love a nice maxx. The flm/rc monster diffs are 1/8th cen diffs
05-17-2012, 10:46 PM
#21
Love thoose Maxx'es
/Thomas
/Thomas
05-18-2012, 06:41 AM
#22
No kidding, cen diffs. Cool man, thanks for the info.
I should have some more updates next week. I have been working on my daughters Race Clods this week so I am gonna get started on the Yellow and Black Thunder on Monday.
Thanks for stopping by and viewing my thread! I appreciate all the compliments on the rigs.
06-24-2012, 07:09 AM
#23
I got all the differential units out yesterday to start getting these ready to go. I had a couple used units that had not seen hardly any run time but one had a busted piece in it so I wanted to take them completely apart and inspect them plus fill them with new oil. The center diff is virtually brand new but I have to change the oil and put the center spur gear on. So lets get to it!
UE / Ofna Spyder 8's for F/C/R
The guts do not look too bad on this front one.
Got it filled and ready to go, 10K and Gorilla Snawt for the front and a good shot of Moo-slick on the cases and bearing seats and a good soaking on the bearings themselves.
Rear guts were missing the small spyder shims so I had to dig through my diff parts and find some. Glad I took these apart! 7K weight going in the rear.
These cases turned out pretty sweet with the yellow anodizing.
I will be getting the center diff done today. The front diff was a piece of cake to shim and get rolling smooth but the rear one was a bummer. Had to take that thing apart a bunch of times to get the shimming done correctly but I managed to find the sweet spot. Another cool thing about these mats is that you can leave a shop towel on it for the greasy stuff and it still keeps the parts in place! The magnetic surface is great. Stay tuned!
UE / Ofna Spyder 8's for F/C/R
The guts do not look too bad on this front one.
Got it filled and ready to go, 10K and Gorilla Snawt for the front and a good shot of Moo-slick on the cases and bearing seats and a good soaking on the bearings themselves.
Rear guts were missing the small spyder shims so I had to dig through my diff parts and find some. Glad I took these apart! 7K weight going in the rear.
These cases turned out pretty sweet with the yellow anodizing.
I will be getting the center diff done today. The front diff was a piece of cake to shim and get rolling smooth but the rear one was a bummer. Had to take that thing apart a bunch of times to get the shimming done correctly but I managed to find the sweet spot. Another cool thing about these mats is that you can leave a shop towel on it for the greasy stuff and it still keeps the parts in place! The magnetic surface is great. Stay tuned!
06-24-2012, 04:35 PM
#25
WOW, looking good.
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