Team Durango DNX8 1/8th Nitro Buggy
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#227
got the inserts figured out. Thanks! Also making the correction on my personal tech tips guide. the anti squart chart is backwards also.... make note guys... TD lets get this corrected....
#230
Ran my DNX8 yesterday and had a great run. Beat on it pretty hard on a very rough track and no breakages. I did put washers on the lower arms very going ok. Won the C and had a decent run in the B.
The car jumps really well. The shocks a very smooth. Ran closed to stock setup, using Travis's Silver state shocks setup.
The car jumps really well. The shocks a very smooth. Ran closed to stock setup, using Travis's Silver state shocks setup.
#231
Tech Adept
iTrader: (3)
Ran my DNX8 yesterday and had a great run. Beat on it pretty hard on a very rough track and no breakages. I did put washers on the lower arms very going ok. Won the C and had a decent run in the B.
The car jumps really well. The shocks a very smooth. Ran closed to stock setup, using Travis's Silver state shocks setup.
The car jumps really well. The shocks a very smooth. Ran closed to stock setup, using Travis's Silver state shocks setup.
#232
#235
I haven't compared the arms so I can't comment on them.
#237
Tech Master
iTrader: (12)
I can only speak about the pillow balls and the steering knuckles that the pillow ball go into. The pillow balls themselves look to be interchangeable between the TD and Mugen. Only about .07mm difference in diameter and when I test fit them they appeared to work with no slop or issues. The plastic knuckles are similar enough that they would fit, but the spot where the aluminum arms for the steering link mounts is higher on the Mugen knuckles so it would change the bump steer quite a bit.
I haven't compared the arms so I can't comment on them.
I haven't compared the arms so I can't comment on them.
#238
why mugen parts?
#239
Tech Master
iTrader: (12)
I wanted the lightweight pillowballs and shims to help keep the threaded shafts from pulling out of the arm. I can get all the outboard front suspension parts as a set with the knuckles and steering arm mounts in a package deal and wanted to know what was interchangeable and what wasn't.
#240
cool, I ran the Mugen washers on the lower pillowball top replace the plastic. I didn't have any issues this weekend.