homelessduck101

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Ok, so i was out hill climbing with my T-Maxx when i hit a tree.Now its 2wd.I think i blew the front diff.What im asking is how well will a 2wd truck with rear paddles work in the sand.And will the 4wd really make that much of a difference.Most of the trucks ive seen have the front end hardly ever touching anyway.Please help me.

thanx

-Dallas

BigBlocked

Hey dude, sorry to hear that. Sounds like the rear tires will have to do if you don't have the $ to fix the break.. []

From what I have read, the opinions go both ways when it comes to running in the sand. Now hill climbing in the sand, that's another story...

homelessduck101

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Dinkin: so what would u sug. I will be drivin it mostly at the dunes.

-Dallas

crzy-svg-usr

run it have fun break it more have more fun

frambo

I think you might like a 4wd better than a 2wd in the sand?

Why not just rebuild the diff or pick up a new diff assembly on ebay or here at RC Universe auctions? I just bought a brand new diff assembly a couple of weeks ago for $20 shipped to my door.

homelessduck101

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Frambo: thats prob. what I will do but I wanted to know wich would be more fun so i didnt get that fixed and then have it not be as good as it could be.I was thinkin it would be more fun 2wd but is there any one who has drivin a 2wd at the dunes? And how well did it work.

-Dallas

homelessduck101

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no one has drivin at the dunes?
hmm,



-Dallas