Aluminum bulkheads for the 1/10 Revo/E-Revo are in stock
 

From Integy :whip:

http://www.integy.com/st_prod.html?p...599&p_catid=73

Who's gonna be the guinea pig? :lol:

Are they the only ones making bulks In billet?

Well they say it's billet but....

What he is trying to say is that Integy saying they use Billet Alumium, is about the same thing as saying Taco bell used real beef.:whistle:

I knew integy parts are dog turds molded to shape and then sort of machined to give it that look,does anyone make a Real billet bulk? I hardly think intecrap came up with a genuine part and didn't copy it from someone elses company. So I'd like to see the original one! Could make a bullet proof revo with good bulks...

The only company I can think of that would make alu bulkheads from really good alu billet would be Fastlane. There's been talk about hybrid bulks to use 8th scale diffs for a long time, but nothing is happening. Email them about it, they don't even respond. Integy does not have the best reputation for parts quality, but they sure take action when they see a demand for something.

Yeah,flm makes good stuff,but getting in contact is the hard part...
I swear, if I had to build another revo it would be vantage chassis,billet bulks,rpm arms,and an LST XXL drive train with mikes center diff mount. Talk about an indestructo-revo!

I know I'm new, but I have looked around all over the place for better bulks and have found Nothing...... And as it happens I have a crack in my front bulkhead right now on my 2.5. It will get replaced as soon as I can get the cash. But that could take a while. RC on a budget sucks!!!!

If they made a bulk that would just accept a lst al cased diff all would be good.

And I doubt it is billet, cast and machined is much more likely. And 100 bucks a set, I might as well just buy another lst2 roller to convert.

If they made a bulk to accept LST diffs,and then do mistercrashes mod to use the rest of the LST drive train there would be no need to have any other MT in my opinion. The handling of a revo and the strength of a LST drive train and then some rpm arms and you'll never have another problem,plus how light it is,the drive train would underloaded promoting even better strength.--josh

I think it's sort of funny that there are no pics of "said " part.

A guy on the traxxas forum ordered some and has pics of them installed if you want to see them. They look nice but I worry that they'll just bend where the stock bulks would break, and then your out 100 bucks instead of 15.



integy bulk thread

Integy now had picture 2
http://www.integy.com/T3295SILVER.jpg

Shiny.....