Traxxas Slash 2wd- Rear stub axle carrier
Rc universe community,
I broke a rear stub axle carrier today on my 2wd traxxas slash while out bashing. What is the best replacement for it at this point in time? Do I go with the same stock part or upgrade? Once I do get the new part, do a need a new bushing? If no, how do I replace the existing one? Thanks, -Patrick |
RE: Traxxas Slash 2wd- Rear stub axle carrier
The stock ones are very tough. Just stay stock.
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RE: Traxxas Slash 2wd- Rear stub axle carrier
Hey, that's the first part I broke too...
I would recommend replacing it with a RPM one. They have a lifetime warranty against breakage. For US $8 u can't go wrong. Check em out here... http://www.rpmrcproducts.com/products/traxxas/slash.htm Ps, once u have taken off the wheel hex, lock pin, and stub axle, the bearings just puts out |
RE: Traxxas Slash 2wd- Rear stub axle carrier
<div>RC Universe,</div><div>So far I have...</div>1 Stock<div>1 RPM</div><div>
</div><div>Which one is it? I need some more opinions.</div><div>-ghostcrab911</div> |
RE: Traxxas Slash 2wd- Rear stub axle carrier
It's pretty generally known around here, that RPM makes better replacement parts than the OEM. And from what I've read, pretty much every Slash owner replaces broken parts with RPM parts, because they ARE tougher than the stock.
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RE: Traxxas Slash 2wd- Rear stub axle carrier
ORIGINAL: EXT2Rob It's pretty generally known around here, that RPM makes better replacement parts than the OEM. And from what I've read, pretty much every Traxxas owner replaces broken parts with RPM parts, because they ARE tougher than the stock. Only RPM part I heard of that sucks is the wheel hubs on the merv due to them being too soft, and the ball ends pulling through. |
RE: Traxxas Slash 2wd- Rear stub axle carrier
<font size="3">I'll go ahead and order a pair of RPM ones then. I know phmaximus<span style="font-family: tahoma, verdana, arial; background-color: rgb(251, 252, 255);"> already said I could transfer the bearings from the existing rear stub axle carriers to the new ones but the traxxas slash comes stock with bushings. Is that correct? If so, do I need to replace those?</span></font><div><span style="font-family: tahoma, verdana, arial; background-color: rgb(251, 252, 255);"><font size="3">-ghostcrab911</font></span></div>
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RE: Traxxas Slash 2wd- Rear stub axle carrier
Oh HELL yeah! BUSHINGS? That is so 1985! Gotta get BEARINGS, mate. If your slash has bushings, replace them everywhere. Check the tranny and if it has bushings, replace them too.
Syco - Are you saying he SHOULD NOT get the RPM rear hub carriers, because they are the only RPM part not tougher than stock? That would be really weird on RPM's part........ |
RE: Traxxas Slash 2wd- Rear stub axle carrier
Are u sure its bushings???? I've never seen a slash with bushes only bearings.... Are u sure?
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RE: Traxxas Slash 2wd- Rear stub axle carrier
Some other options too.....
If u are more into racing and fine tuning look into the alloy STRC ones or the Proline ones |
RE: Traxxas Slash 2wd- Rear stub axle carrier
ORIGINAL: EXT2Rob Oh HELL yeah! BUSHINGS? That is so 1985! Gotta get BEARINGS, mate. If your slash has bushings, replace them everywhere. Check the tranny and if it has bushings, replace them too. Syco - Are you saying he SHOULD NOT get the RPM rear hub carriers, because they are the only RPM part not tougher than stock? That would be really weird on RPM's part........ Outside that if it breaks RPM it on all Traxxas models :D |
RE: Traxxas Slash 2wd- Rear stub axle carrier
phmaximus,
You were right. The slash does have bearings, not bushings. Thanks for the correction, -ghostcrab911 |
RE: Traxxas Slash 2wd- Rear stub axle carrier
I think the RPM ones would be the better bet since I'm not too into racing...yet.
Thanks for the alternate option though. |
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