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Finnster · 10.01.2009, 11:43 AM

If I was to guess, I would say that those are for the Rustler.
I do agree that the RCM webstore could use some updating. Its very hard to find certain things, and some of the desc are a bit lacking. EG. the batt section, lots of different batts are just jumbled together in no decernable order for size, price, brand, cell count, etc. You gotta flip thru pages to find what you want. Eh, I know Mike is super busy, but it turns some people off. Its not a complaint I've heard only once on various forums around the web.

It sounds like the hub carriers listed are really the only way to go. There are alum steering blocks out there too. They solve the weak dogear prob, but you still have a turnbuckle. The stock turnbuckles are really crappy. I ended up replacing mine w/ hellfire turnbuckles and ends. Much beefier.

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Finnster KillaHurtz Offline Posts: 2,958 Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Bucks Co, PA	10.01.2009, 11:43 AM If I was to guess, I would say that those are for the Rustler. I do agree that the RCM webstore could use some updating. Its very hard to find certain things, and some of the desc are a bit lacking. EG. the batt section, lots of different batts are just jumbled together in no decernable order for size, price, brand, cell count, etc. You gotta flip thru pages to find what you want. Eh, I know Mike is super busy, but it turns some people off. Its not a complaint I've heard only once on various forums around the web. It sounds like the hub carriers listed are really the only way to go. There are alum steering blocks out there too. They solve the weak dogear prob, but you still have a turnbuckle. The stock turnbuckles are really crappy. I ended up replacing mine w/ hellfire turnbuckles and ends. Much beefier.