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08.13.2010, 06:08 PM

Thank you sir

Thanks for the tip, I was just going to run it, but I will check the diffs now


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08.13.2010, 07:34 PM

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Thank you sir

Thanks for the tip, I was just going to run it, but I will check the diffs now
That's just what I did..did not end so well when I did. Well worth the 1hr of time to tear down and check...besides, the diff fluid will be different for electric . I run 15K front 20k center and 7k rear. I only bash so this works well for me


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08.13.2010, 07:47 PM

Thats the plan for this one too, its going to be a basher.. I was trying to see what my revolvers and badlands looked like on it, the sad part is I already misplaced the hex bolt! Noobs eh

But it looks good

Thanks for the tip on the diff fluids, Ill try it out :)


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08.17.2010, 10:32 AM

I race with a prospec mbx5t, it takes a lot of abuse without any wear, I only broke some front lower arm on very bad landings at high speed but every other truggies would have broke too... You will be happy with it !
+1 on the diffs shimming, use washers to ajust correctly the mesh between spur and bevel gear. I ran 150 batteries and my diffs are unused.
Mugen drivetrains are the most invulnerable drivetrains, exactly what we need for brushless power :D
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