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RC-Monster Mike · 10.11.2005, 07:24 PM

The straps are a little wider and a bit stronger than the current velcro straps. I have been using double straps for a while, but the new strap is wider and seems to get the job done with a single strap equally as well as the double straps I have been using.
The additional length is in the front. The required bones will be offered(already mentioned). I used an 85 mm and a 101mm bone on the prototypes. 84mm and 102 mm will likely be the final size, pending a test fit when they arrive.

I will post some pictures of the diff/tranny prototype when I can. The goal is to get it to work in the g-maxx chassis, as well as a stock e-maxx style chassis, and possibly in truggy/savage/mgt /1/8 buggy conversions with some additional mounting hardware.
It takes time, though!

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RC-Monster Mike Site Owner Offline Posts: 4,915 Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: PA	10.11.2005, 07:24 PM The straps are a little wider and a bit stronger than the current velcro straps. I have been using double straps for a while, but the new strap is wider and seems to get the job done with a single strap equally as well as the double straps I have been using. The additional length is in the front. The required bones will be offered(already mentioned). I used an 85 mm and a 101mm bone on the prototypes. 84mm and 102 mm will likely be the final size, pending a test fit when they arrive. I will post some pictures of the diff/tranny prototype when I can. The goal is to get it to work in the g-maxx chassis, as well as a stock e-maxx style chassis, and possibly in truggy/savage/mgt /1/8 buggy conversions with some additional mounting hardware. It takes time, though!