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reno911 · 09.12.2010, 12:33 PM

17mm hexs put a lot of extra strain on the 5mm stub. I would agree with semi pro and get the teknos, they are a 6mm stub, like that of a regular buggy.

Normal buggy hex offset places the wheel over the arm, allowing the buggy to take most of the stress at the carrier. Adapters for the Slash set the offset out away from the carrier and onto the stub shaft causing more flex there on an already known weak spot.

I have Aka's on the 2x4, and the rear stubs are nothing but trouble.

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reno911 Smelly Nitro meet your maker! Offline Posts: 832 Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: So close to hell I see Sparks.	09.12.2010, 12:33 PM 17mm hexs put a lot of extra strain on the 5mm stub. I would agree with semi pro and get the teknos, they are a 6mm stub, like that of a regular buggy. Normal buggy hex offset places the wheel over the arm, allowing the buggy to take most of the stress at the carrier. Adapters for the Slash set the offset out away from the carrier and onto the stub shaft causing more flex there on an already known weak spot. I have Aka's on the 2x4, and the rear stubs are nothing but trouble.