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03.11.2009, 11:47 AM

Has anyone ever tired a truggy or other rear upright? The hellfire uses the same upper arms, but the hingepin is only 3mm. Integy is easiest, but hard to believe no one else ever came up w/ something.
   
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Has anyone ever tired a truggy or other rear upright? The hellfire uses the same upper arms, but the hingepin is only 3mm. Integy is easiest, but hard to believe no one else ever came up w/ something.
Looks like the hellfire rear hub is flatter than the integy part, so a longer upper arm would be required to make it fit. Not sure if that would be a bad thing. A longer arm would reduce the amount of added negative camber during suspension compression. It may actualy add so pos camber, Not sure of the current geometry.

As far as options, the integy and atomic make one piece rear hubs. The atomic look a bit more solid, but I have not heard much on them. I plan to run the integy ones and see if they can handle the abuse...
   
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I just looked at the HPI upgrade kit that MM mentioned and the atomic rear hub looks like a direct knock off... Maybe better than the integy? Looks a bit thicker. However the atomic does not list different #s for left and right, so I guess it is zero toe angle?

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