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03.21.2012, 08:09 PM

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Revo spec diffs won't work in the Hybrid bulks, you need real 1/8 scale diff ( Ofna, hotbodies, LST2 ) internals.

1/8 buggy front shocks would work well, though I'm not sure how much adjust ability you would have with the RPM suspension & fixed shock towers ( only one mounting point )- buggy shocks for slammed suspension, truggy for off-roading / jacked up suspension.
Ok. Maybe these aren't hybrid bulks.

I fit the intrals of one of the older revo spec diffs, and it fit just fine.

It has the smaller bearings, but I wanted brand new stuff.

Hmmmm..............
   
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03.22.2012, 10:06 AM

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Ok. Maybe these aren't hybrid bulks.

I fit the intrals of one of the older revo spec diffs, and it fit just fine.

It has the smaller bearings, but I wanted brand new stuff.

Hmmmm..............
Sounds like you have the Combo bulks..
   
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03.25.2012, 12:42 PM

Well FLM included the wrong drive cups in the chassis package that have a 5mm ID. They won't fit the 6mm transmission output shaft.

So..........while they get that mess straightened out, there is time to play around with other ideas.

The main idea is to keep this truck low, with the center of gravity as low as possible.

One thing that helps stability, is the overall length and width of the truck.

I added wheel extenders to the setup which increases width by around 3 inches.

How durable will they be? hmmm..........we'll see. Thoughts?


   
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