Durango DEX210 Thread
#2401
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http://www.nortechracing.com/ac/store.html
Atomic Carbon is where I got mine from, you don't appreciate how thick 4mm carbon fiber is until you hold it in your hands
Atomic Carbon is where I got mine from, you don't appreciate how thick 4mm carbon fiber is until you hold it in your hands
#2405
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Just curious if anyone has any recommendation of tires that would work well on outdoor clay/dirt track of medium size a lap generally takes about 40 seconds.
Also does the kit require a 1.3mm hex driver? I think I recall reading this. Still waiting on my kit just want to have everything ready to go when I get it.
Also does the kit require a 1.3mm hex driver? I think I recall reading this. Still waiting on my kit just want to have everything ready to go when I get it.
#2406
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Just curious if anyone has any recommendation of tires that would work well on outdoor clay/dirt track of medium size a lap generally takes about 40 seconds.
Also does the kit require a 1.3mm hex driver? I think I recall reading this. Still waiting on my kit just want to have everything ready to go when I get it.
Also does the kit require a 1.3mm hex driver? I think I recall reading this. Still waiting on my kit just want to have everything ready to go when I get it.
#2407
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Briguy this is where I bought my cf shock towers. It took about ten days for them to come in from the UK.
http://www.akularacing.co.uk/portfolio/
Oopps I didn't see the other posts.
http://www.akularacing.co.uk/portfolio/
Oopps I didn't see the other posts.
#2408
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Not that I know of, but Akula was good to deal with. A little different ordering process. You go to their site, and click the stuff you want, but instead of checking out, you just submit a request. Then the next day you get an invoice via Paypal to submit payment. After paying, the parts were here in less than a week. I got all four pieces and it converts to about $65 shipped.
#2409
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I posted a page or two back that DIGGITY DESIGNS here in the US of A is currently workng on a carbon rear tower for the 210. Waiting on the prototypes to show up for testing. And once I get him the ackerman plate, battery brace and front tower, those will be done as well.
Here >>>> http://www.diggitydesigns.com/D3_OffRoad_Products.html
Shoot him an email and let him know you're interested.
Here >>>> http://www.diggitydesigns.com/D3_OffRoad_Products.html
Shoot him an email and let him know you're interested.
Last edited by hopsing; 12-01-2011 at 09:07 PM.
#2410
Just curious if anyone has any recommendation of tires that would work well on outdoor clay/dirt track of medium size a lap generally takes about 40 seconds.
Also does the kit require a 1.3mm hex driver? I think I recall reading this. Still waiting on my kit just want to have everything ready to go when I get it.
Also does the kit require a 1.3mm hex driver? I think I recall reading this. Still waiting on my kit just want to have everything ready to go when I get it.
#2411
Just curious if anyone has any recommendation of tires that would work well on outdoor clay/dirt track of medium size a lap generally takes about 40 seconds.
Also does the kit require a 1.3mm hex driver? I think I recall reading this. Still waiting on my kit just want to have everything ready to go when I get it.
Also does the kit require a 1.3mm hex driver? I think I recall reading this. Still waiting on my kit just want to have everything ready to go when I get it.
#2412
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thanks for the info on the hex driver, any recommendation on tires? Is there anything else I need to buy before the kit comes that is not in the kit but is needed.
Does boiling the ball cups really prevent them from popping off and should I also boil the a arms. How long do you boil this stuff for? Thanks guys you are really great
Does boiling the ball cups really prevent them from popping off and should I also boil the a arms. How long do you boil this stuff for? Thanks guys you are really great
#2413
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Last question for a while guys...I have been waiting for 2+ weeks for the Durango and now the LHS says it will be another 2+ weeks. should I continue to wait for the Durango or should I go with the B4.1 with the +8 chassis? Is the Durango worth the wait...I ask because I haven't seen one run yet so I don't really know how good it is.
THanks guys
THanks guys
#2414
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thanks for the info on the hex driver, any recommendation on tires? Is there anything else I need to buy before the kit comes that is not in the kit but is needed.
Does boiling the ball cups really prevent them from popping off and should I also boil the a arms. How long do you boil this stuff for? Thanks guys you are really great
Does boiling the ball cups really prevent them from popping off and should I also boil the a arms. How long do you boil this stuff for? Thanks guys you are really great
If you follow the build tips on Team Durango's site, you shouldnt have any issues with the ball cups....I dont and I didnt boil mine.
No, you do not need to boil the arms....absolutely no reason to.
Tires are dependent on your track, get what the fast guys run at your local track or wherever you're going to race it.
#2415
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Last question for a while guys...I have been waiting for 2+ weeks for the Durango and now the LHS says it will be another 2+ weeks. should I continue to wait for the Durango or should I go with the B4.1 with the +8 chassis? Is the Durango worth the wait...I ask because I haven't seen one run yet so I don't really know how good it is.
THanks guys
THanks guys
I think its worth the wait.... the car is reall good on the track.
I usually like to try and support my LHS, but if you absolutely cant wait, A-Main hobbies has the DEX210 in stock. http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...Road-Buggy-Kit