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Gee · 02:27 PM

The stock turnbuckles didn't last long on mine either. Have Kyosho STRR turnbuckles there now. A bit too beefy maybe but even they get loose after a while and sloppy wheels are a pet peeve of mine.

Let us know how the new ones fit and work out Darkwav. The atomics are out of stock at RC-Mart right now so still trying to make up my mind and looking at conversions for the XL. It's starting to get that time of year where I convert my nitros back to brushless for the winter.

Jeff, the ones you linked to are for the Rustler. The bearing fit in the integy sounds promissing. Atleast on these integy parts it looks like they added some bulk to the areas that will see the most stress.

Just to poke a little fun at Mike, he does have 19 pages of new (old) items if you go through them all in the NEW STUFF link....

EvilMax let me know when your ready.

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Gee A Horse's Ass Offline Posts: 1,065 Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Spokane WA	10.02.2009, 02:24 PM The stock turnbuckles didn't last long on mine either. Have Kyosho STRR turnbuckles there now. A bit too beefy maybe but even they get loose after a while and sloppy wheels are a pet peeve of mine. Let us know how the new ones fit and work out Darkwav. The atomics are out of stock at RC-Mart right now so still trying to make up my mind and looking at conversions for the XL. It's starting to get that time of year where I convert my nitros back to brushless for the winter. Jeff, the ones you linked to are for the Rustler. The bearing fit in the integy sounds promissing. Atleast on these integy parts it looks like they added some bulk to the areas that will see the most stress. Just to poke a little fun at Mike, he does have 19 pages of new (old) items if you go through them all in the NEW STUFF link.... EvilMax let me know when your ready. Last edited by Gee; 10.02.2009 at 02:27 PM.