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Re: Traxxas SRB... Stadium Racing Buggy

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SnoopMaxx wrote:I'll have to strengthen the rear cage.... again :cry:
you know there was a post in the traxxas forum where some guy built his own cage for something like this and I'm thinkin it looked alot stronger than this...wonder where that post went :P

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klavy69 wrote:
SnoopMaxx wrote:I'll have to strengthen the rear cage.... again :cry:
you know there was a post in the traxxas forum where some guy built his own cage for something like this and I'm thinkin it looked alot stronger than this...wonder where that post went :P

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Ups :shock:
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I'll have to cut the mount off and perhaps fit the Nitro Rustler suspension mounts


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I fixed it

Cut the old mount of and made an alloy brace to hold the housing together
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I used SRT/Nitro Rustler mounts in stead
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I'm liking the separate mounts alot better :wink:

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Re: Traxxas SRB... Stadium Racing Buggy

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I'm not sure how you're attaching the control arm mounts, but I'd recommend using threadlocked nuts & bolts, not self-tapping screws...I'm thinking self-tapping screws, especially when installed from beneath, will eventually result in the mounts shearing off from the forces they're subjected to. Just a thought.
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@ Todd
It was either that or mill a new gearbox :lol:

It's 7mm narrower like this,
I only need to sand a bit more off the chassis and mount's so the arms can move freely
and then I can test it to see if this will alter the handling too much

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I use the standard 4mm countersunk screws
This method has worked for years on the TRX-3, SRT and lately, the Nitro Rustler
If they come loose I can use a longer screw and nut

like I do on my RC10T Hybrid
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JK Racing wrote:maybe this is the next upgrade?

http://www.bigsquidrc.com/rcx-2012new-transmission-from-pro-line-racing/

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JK Racing wrote:maybe this is the next upgrade?

http://www.bigsquidrc.com/rcx-2012new-transmission-from-pro-line-racing/
It's already on my wishlist :wink:
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Here's the buggy after I tested it with the new rear mounts

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aaahhh....an update. Good to see you still workin away at it. Any news on the original cage :wink: ?

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Sure Todd
it's in my work shop ...And I finally got around to buying resin and fibreglass mats


But more important, I got my daughter an E-Maxx and AX10

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Here She is driving mine
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Me jumping Her AX10
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Very cool!!! I can't wait till my kids are long enough to have their own hobby grade RCs :D My son has the hang of back and forth, but still can't really do the steering.

The AX10 is a cool ideal, slow and controllable.

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cunawarit wrote:Very cool!!! I can't wait till my kids are long enough to have their own hobby grade RCs :D My son has the hang of back and forth, but still can't really do the steering.

The AX10 is a cool ideal, slow and controllable.

Most of the time I end up with the AX10 and She's bashing my E-Maxx
She wants Her E-Maxx to be faster then mine

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