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Arct1k · 11:00 AM

The RDlogistics internal diff cases are cheap - $30 for 2 or Mike has the FLM ones for $30 each if you want to go that route.

I would skip the RPM arms - Just go for the traxxas extended rears - I find the RPM ones too flexible.

If you have the strobe slipper at the moment I assume you are mod 1 - Use Briang's script to check pinion sizes once you decide on a motor.

On the Hardened Idler - If you are single speed you will only need one - I recommend the single speed mod.

It might be worth looking at the medusa 60mm - People are finding the run cooler and with the heatsink and the cost of this beast you may just spend the extra $20.

Also you don't need to go as expensive on the charger - I think you might want to re-look at the 1210i which mike stocks - You can charge both packs together with a Y lead and every once in a while charge separatly to balance them.

This saves you $100 which could allow you to buy a Neu motor - A 1515 2.5DF would be perfect and a much better investment in my opinion.

Rgds

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Arct1k RC-Monster Mod Offline Posts: 6,597 Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: NJ	07.09.2008, 10:57 AM The RDlogistics internal diff cases are cheap - $30 for 2 or Mike has the FLM ones for $30 each if you want to go that route. I would skip the RPM arms - Just go for the traxxas extended rears - I find the RPM ones too flexible. If you have the strobe slipper at the moment I assume you are mod 1 - Use Briang's script to check pinion sizes once you decide on a motor. On the Hardened Idler - If you are single speed you will only need one - I recommend the single speed mod. It might be worth looking at the medusa 60mm - People are finding the run cooler and with the heatsink and the cost of this beast you may just spend the extra $20. Also you don't need to go as expensive on the charger - I think you might want to re-look at the 1210i which mike stocks - You can charge both packs together with a Y lead and every once in a while charge separatly to balance them. This saves you $100 which could allow you to buy a Neu motor - A 1515 2.5DF would be perfect and a much better investment in my opinion. Rgds Last edited by Arct1k; 07.09.2008 at 11:00 AM.