P6

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sorry i should have been more clear i was trying to make less space with the low profile servo so i can add the weight closer to the front with other electronics ,i still have alot to learn i dont think my phone and computer have been untouched for six hours without me looking up rc stuff

jpcopeland1

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+1 on the sig

Matt Howard

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just want to give some props to tresrey usa, placed an order tonight and less than 2 hours later it was shipped.

Raul Garcia

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Sweet. Customer support at its best.

jpcopeland1

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They are good. Much better then alot of "boutique type" shops out there, and they produce a good product. On the other hand, has anybody noticed a difference in Durango parts availablility? Seems some things keep slipping back a month. Diff nut and screw are now backordered until July. Thats a pretty important part to not be available. I really dont want this to turn into another RB5 when it came out and couldnt get anything for it for months after release deal.

P6

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anyone running saddle packs in their dex210s or mostly just shortys? im trying to get a general idea so when the gf allows me to spend i know where im going with it

Raul Garcia

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Go with the "Shorty"..

mesa80

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[QUOTE=P6;10830454]anyone running saddle packs in their dex210s or mostly just shortys? im trying to get a general idea so when the gf allows me to spend i know where im going with it[/QUOTE

Its personal preference i run saddle packs one all the forward with a foam spacer between making the other one all the way back to try to balance it out more but i also run on a tight technical track RM3 for me found that to work best

mesa80

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Regarding diff Ive noticed most guys that are running it apply light black grease . I'm running tight technical track in this situation is the grease best or is their another recommendation

Jonny5

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+1. Shorty all the way.

murky123

how does everybody think about the durability of the durango springs.
I have my durango now for about 4 months and my buddy has a brand new one.

our rango's weigh exactly the same, also setup is the same. but I have 6mm more preload on the rear shocks than his .

same stock springs

TAMAK

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Over time you have to change the spring as they are wear items. Usually you can get a year off a set, but if you are using the same setup week after week, makes sense yours have more preload.

tomdav

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It could be his shocks have been built with more rebound or yours have old o-rings that have a lot of swelling. Try swapping springs and check the results.

Randy_Pike

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All shock springs will fatigue over time. If your car is one of the first kits and you've been racing it often springs may last around 6 months to a year.

Always store your car with the wheels suspended also, this makes them last longer.

Cpt.America

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When I ran this car, I found the durango springs to fatigue REALLY fast... far faster than losi or x-gear springs.