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is this a good start ??? - 12.30.2005, 10:45 PM

Gorilla Maxx G2 aluminum race chassis for traxxas emaxx

Gorilla Maxx G3 Race Suspension

Fastlane Front and Rear Hybrid Bulks

E-Maxx Tranny CNC aluminum!

SuperMaxx Servo Saver Kit, Generation 4

SuperMaxx Titanium Center Driveshaft Kit, EXT Electric Chassis

Maximizer 7075 Aluminum diff cups - Maxx trucks

T-BONZ HARDENED STEEL CV DRIVE SHAFT SET FOR E/T-MAXX 2.5

MIP Shiny CVD Kit T-Maxx 2.5/E-maxx

MIP Center cvd set - e-maxx

Integy Super-Duty Type II Steering Block for E/T-Maxx


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12.30.2005, 11:44 PM

Looks good but I would get the 1/8 hybrids with 1/8 gears. Good luck on your build.


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12.31.2005, 12:01 AM

You also have quite a few cvd sets there. I'm not sure which one's you'll need with the suspension and particular chassis you picked. I'd stick with the T-Bonz cvd's for the suspension and ask mike about center cvd's.


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12.31.2005, 12:12 PM

Good start, but the cvds, id use the extended UE center cvds, and the MIP cvds with the 1/8 hybrids. Or, buy the 8 spyder UE diff set and use the UE shafts to be fully bulletproofed. (You can use 6 spyder depending on the power your gonna put through the truck)


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12.31.2005, 09:40 PM

Thanks for your help Sylvester

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12.31.2005, 09:58 PM

What tires/rims are you thinking of? Id reccomend the crime fighters with a pair of some 40 series velocity wheels.


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01.01.2006, 02:46 PM

Yep, you need MIP or UE cvds and 1/8 diffs to run the hybrid bulks. The t-bonz won't work.
I would also use the UE ti center bones instead of the MIP center cvds. This way, if you upgrade to the extended chassis kit, you only have to replace one dogbone($15).
   
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01.01.2006, 02:58 PM

Mike, the flm chassis if it is used in conjunction with the UE chassis extension, what center shafts I'll be needing? the flm chassis comes with one, right? so wht about the other shaft?


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You might need the UE extended shafts still right?


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I would say if I understand correctly flm with a ue 30 mm extenstion would require a 135mm dogbone.


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Does UE make such a long shaft?


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I think a custom shaft is needed, 2 extensions, that would be a bit too long dont you think?


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01.01.2006, 09:46 PM

Yeah, but PAPA used it in his truck.....wait, the gorilla that papa is using did not have the extension piece that came with the chassis, correct? I mean, he did not use it and went for the UE extension instead.


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Yeah, he used a UE extension with normal length g-maxx chassis.


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01.01.2006, 10:01 PM

Quote:
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Yeah, he used a UE extension with normal length g-maxx chassis.
dont forget the racer-x setback arms.
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