E-Maxx 3905 rebuild

[tinuss]

indeed ...

maxxes are a expensive hobby to have ... :)

but fun to build and drive !

[ruudxd]

RC in general is pretty expensive for me :)
But luckily it is my only hobby ( until I have an 1:1 car I am afraid :) )

[Justinbolin]

Hey Mr. E-Maxx,
Just caught your thread and read through it.
UE (Unlimited Engineering) does have 8mm and 6mm Cvds in stock right now.
Unfortunately these newer Cvds from UE were made in China in order to keep the price down. Still the toughest Cvds available. They're a direct fit for your UE diffs drive cups if you use the older 3906 rpm knuckles and not the newer brushless Emaxx RPM knuckles.

Some late advice: GA (Great Assembly) bulkheads are the best you can buy.
They're $150 for the thick 7075 bulks shipped free in the U.S.
You can also get the GA 6061 bulks for $95, both sets come with bulk spacers. FLM sales 6061 bulkheads.

I hate to see an EZRun motor or Esc in a cool Maxx truck. Get a tekin set up, that's what I've used in all my Gorillamaxx G4 trucks. Never had a single issue. Runs strong, runs hard.
Those shocks look pretty cool, are they 16mm with aluminum bodies and collars? How do they work out for you on big jumps?
I have Proline Powerstroke shocks in my 3 Gorillamaxx trucks.
Best shocks available for the Maxx trucks especially at the track.

I've built some pretty cool Emaxx and if you have any questions you can hit me up.
Ps, Gorillamaxx is out of business, been so for more than 6,7 years now.
UE is still in business and you can order a full set of 8mm Cvds right now if you like, as long as you live in the US, I've heard that Robyn (owner of UE, doesn't ship outside the U.S.).