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E-maxx Part suggestions please! clutch/knuckles
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E-maxx Part suggestions please! clutch/knuckles - 08.29.2006, 02:28 AM

Hi all,

Currently I have an FLM aluminum half-tranny with the g-maxx single speed conversion. I'm using all stock gears within other then an rc-monster hardened steel idler gear. I plan on getting a strobe sliper and (first) am wondering what clutch and pinion I should get?

I can possibly get a strobe sprong from a friend but I've heard this isnt nearly as bulletproof as it's desirability would suggest. I'm also considering a UE 4-shoe clutch instead... Can I use this in an e-maxx with an FLM chassis? Any suggestions here at all as to what else I should consider getting for my transmission would be greatly appreciated. I'm using the FLM centre drive shaft (EXT) currently with FLM bulks / Lightning diffs / MIP Cvds (may get UE to deal with an issue I'm having). What front driveshaft should I get? I will be using a mid-range brushless with LiPo.

If after you've tackled the above you'd like to tell me everything I need as far as steering knuckles/toe links/pillowballs/spacers/etc I'd appreciate it. I'm using flextek arms and 40-series aluminum wheels and (probably) mulchers ...again I'm not sure what else I might need here.

I'm just getting into this part of the hobby and am not especially mechanical - so please assume I have no idea what I'm doing because that's pretty much the case. I may be omitting what you see as a very basic inclusion - please let me know. I'd hate to put 2 grand into a truck only to find out that a 15 dollar modification that everyone does on their 300 dollar trucks would greatly increase some element of the truck.

Thanks all, I really appreciate the knowledge, I will probably take about 9,000 pictures when I'm done and will be happy to post them all *grin*

~BT
   
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