jikkuria

any body use these before? [link=http://www.addicted2rc.com/T_maxx_parts.html]here[/link]. i know that 1/8 diffs are strong, but how much stronger than stock are they. i run 1/8 buggies but not in competition and i know that their drive trains are strong, but i haven't had a problem with the stock t-maxx ones. i can see how they could help with the weak bulk heads, but is it only really needed if i go with a big block like their ice chassis (which i might).

sheograth

I haven't used that exact product, but I can say with great conviction that Fast Lane Machine stuff is of excellent quality.

jikkuria

thats great to hear, as soon as i finish buying all my new paintball stuff i will probably try to get a hold on some of their stuff, seems strong and looks good [sm=shades_smile.gif][sm=shades_smile.gif]

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i have them and they are really good.they are stuffed with robinson gears,strong and look good,they are priced right as well.if ur looking to bash the truck they are the way to go,if they break flm will replace them..later travis

jikkuria

do they come with the diff gears in them? if not what model were the gears u used for?

madmaxx1

i have better way's to spend $400 on a driveline!

AFAIK they do not come complete, you get the bulk's, diff's separately....

jikkuria

$140 for front and back bulks, diffs cant be too bad.

fabrimacator21

Not bad considering robinson racing diff gears will run you 80 bucks. I don't know If I'd call the 1/8th diffs ubreakable though.

jikkuria

i dont expect them to be, but they would help with the picco i plan to put in the t-maxx