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crazyjr
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01.28.2009, 12:11 PM

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Originally Posted by strodedawg View Post
if you download the instructions you get the following:
sealed diffs, captured hingepins, stout b4/t4 slipper, tc3-like motor mount and cvds all the way around. it also has a lot of option parts located in the back of the manual. seems to be a tout truck except where the front and rear end attach....unless the upper deck really solidifies the chassis
thanks, I can't DL too much, Not my computer. So long as they are sealed, I'm happy. Just seen the buggy in the magazine, the diffs look plenty strong for power setups. They look like 1/8 diffs


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