do you know where you bought those rear cvd's?

try here:
http://www.rcxshop.com/product_info....roducts_id=704

As i said they dont come with diff cups though

Thanks!

What diffs are you using?

Those things look sweet!

I am curious if they would work with 1/8 sized diffs like UE.

Had some good fun in the woods yesterday (oo eer!) Had to ditch the lovely chrome airfilter pipe as I had tuning probs beyond my patience.
The third pic below is next to my mates LST - as you can see they are exactly the same wheel base, what with the .21 chassis and extra length afforded by the Gorilla arms.

http://www.rc4u.co.uk/pics/t_maxx/t-1.jpg

http://www.rc4u.co.uk/pics/t_maxx/t-2.jpg

http://www.rc4u.co.uk/pics/t_maxx/lst_maxx.jpg

I've put up some clips on my server, they dont buffer before playing (not sure how to do that)
http://www.rc4u.co.uk/movies/t_maxx/t1.MPG

Some meager jumps - its pretty hard to line up!
http://www.rc4u.co.uk/movies/t_maxx/t2.MPG

The cameraman thought he was going to be wearing a t-maxx
http://www.rc4u.co.uk/movies/t_maxx/t3.MPG

My friends LST - he seems to get better air time to me
http://www.rc4u.co.uk/movies/t_maxx/lst1.MPG

Great looking truck and nice vids!

Braided;

one final question on these rear cvd's; are they longer than the front ones? Can you measure the length from where it touches the bearing and where the pin is, that is in the diff?

Hey Dov - have you tried an LST body on your T
:idea With those wheels and the extra wheelbase - it may look in scale (more like a large stadium truck)

That isnt in richmond park is it?

Hi, I've had her in bits waiting to revise my build! I like the new proline 650 body, this one is the extended version as G suggested. Wow this is a long body - much longer than the extended hummer body. I used the longer stock rear bumper mounts at either and the body just fits snugly making it fit quite secure, i am quite confident this will keep its integrety in a crash.

http://www.rc4u.co.uk/pics/t_maxx/body_1.jpg

http://www.rc4u.co.uk/pics/t_maxx/body_2.jpg

http://www.rc4u.co.uk/pics/t_maxx/body_3.jpg

The front end needs long posts to support to body.

http://www.rc4u.co.uk/pics/t_maxx/frount_mounts.jpg

While in bits i used inch long screws to fit the roll bar properly

http://www.rc4u.co.uk/pics/t_maxx/roll_bar.jpg

I nicked the lexan sheet stuck to the chassis idea off of the ue supermaxx. Should keep the chassis and inside area dry and free from dirt

I got a nice thick bit of lexan from the lhs and cut out all the screw holes and other attachments. Its stuck down with industrial strength double sided sticky tape.

http://www.rc4u.co.uk/pics/t_maxx/lexan.jpg

http://www.rc4u.co.uk/pics/t_maxx/lexan_1.jpg

not to be out done by my mates double servoed lst I got the proline servo saver and added a couple of hitecs working in sync.
Its so much more responsive than before. The only downside is my battery pack only lasted about 8 / 10 tanks compared to nearly double that with one steering servo.

http://www.rc4u.co.uk/pics/t_maxx/servo1.jpg

http://www.rc4u.co.uk/pics/t_maxx/servo2.jpg

http://www.rc4u.co.uk/pics/t_maxx/servo3.jpg

fitted the new Flm drive cups and front / rear dogbones which are much thicker. Carbon brake and pads

http://www.rc4u.co.uk/pics/t_maxx/brake.jpg

new header

http://www.rc4u.co.uk/pics/t_maxx/header.jpg

over the top

http://www.rc4u.co.uk/pics/t_maxx/top.jpg

http://www.rc4u.co.uk/pics/t_maxx/body_4.jpg

there you go, or there i go!

A month of going into 'car corner'! while my partner sits alone watching rubbish on tv - Well worth it.. I will have to try the .30 collari as the .23 isnt popping wheelies like it used to on the standard chassis.

Has anyone tried a .30 in the extended chassis?

Very nice ride! If you want wheelies, you could just drop a tooth on the clutch bell to get them back. A tight slipper (Robinson is a little inconsistent and may be slipping on you) may help as well. A .30 will put a hurtin' on the t-maxx tranny.

This should help with your wheeli problem..... Prolly need to get a set of OTB gears for your tranny to cope with teh extra power this baby put out...