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You know the DUH shock towers can use mugen wing mounts. But science the flm shock tower mounts have so many holes can you make them use the wing mounts too.
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The FLM are designed for the Mugen wing mounts as well...
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I also need to pick up a set of UE Diff Cases to put the 7.5 Diffs in. I talked to Mike and he said he could sell me a complete set.
EDIT: Can anyone get me a link to a mugen wing mount? I can't seem to find one. |
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Imo, the flms would be a better choice because of the warranty, the weight is similar to a rpm shocktower. Hmm i am not sure where they sell mugen mounts, cant help you there, Josh. Sorry.
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I doubt my LHS would have them. The owner is really, well how should I put this, stupid. He overcharges everything. He doesn't know what RPM is, or the difference between a Revo slider or a Maxx shaft.
I might just have to buy the Tekno. Is there anything wrong with it? |
no i am not saying at your LHS i want some to i just want to know if at most LHS's they should have them in or can get them. Are they common to find do most LHS's carry mugen parts and cars
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Not alot carry Mugen parts...Just get them from Amainhobbies.com if Mike doesn't have them...Also, it says on RC-M that the FLM towers only weight 24 grams I believe, so there very light. Yes, I would recommend them over the DUH Engineering towers. Josh, don't get the UE diffs cases...Get the FLM hybrid bulkheads. They incorporate the diff case into the bulks and makes for easier maintance as well as a stronger design. And there only $140...I think there the best way to go...
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The 24 grams my have been for old ones. I think the new may be a touch heavier.
But the newer are stronger I think and more adjustments. |
thanks guys
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I already have a set of ACNCM bulkheads so I wasn't loooking to buy a whole new bulkhead setup. I'm just going to go with UE diff cases for now. I know that the diff cases on the FLM are already designed into the bulkheads which makes it a lot easier to take apart.
Josh :028: |
IMO the acncm bulks are made out of a very soft aluminum and tend to break, if i were you id sell them off and get hybrids.
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I've come to a conclusion. This will be on hold for a while since I'm in real need of a 1:1. So my Christmas money is mostly going towards a 1986 CJ-7 Jeep.
Thank you all. Josh :028: |
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