Is this the Chassis or the Chassis Brace that broke? Or both!?

[mkrusedc]

Here is the part number page:

http://www.traxxas.com/products/elec...906-071119.pdf

[rawfuls]

But is the stock shocks Ultra Shocks?

[Tempted]

Yes, stock shocks are Ultra Shocks.

[rawfuls]

Thanks!
So these are the correct ones.
Traxxas Part Number#: 2656
Link from Towerhobbies: http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXJG87&P=7
The hard chrome seems to be 3 bucks for two rods, and don't feel like paying 10 bucks for 2 rods :O

Maybe later. :D

Thanks guys!

[Tempted]

Yep, those are the ones you need.

[rawfuls]

Thanks so much! Hope to get my beast back up and running!

[Tempted]

Yeah I just felt like wasting a few minutes of my life over at the TRX forums and saw your post. They are undeniably unhelpful over there. The mods are more concerned about bashing and flaming members who disagree rather than help with any decent knowledge. Coolio makes me laugh everytime I read one of his posts. His information in incredibly dated and in some cases completely irrelevant. Its always "it used to be" or "back when I bought it" or he completely ignores the question and strays off topic to some unrelated form of "advice". I still harbor a hatred for them because of how I was treated. Anyone want a V-Twin E-Maxx?? lol.

Back on topic, remember your diff needs to go in with the screws facing left if you are looking at the front of the truck. Otherwise you have a very amusing one truck tug-o-war and are required to disassemble the front end and turn the diff over.