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Old 03-10-2016, 01:07 PM   #1
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The time has finally come for me to build a sporty. Starting out with some Creation Fab AX10/XR10 hybrid axle housings.
I will be pairing these axles with a suckerpunch chassis.
Hitec 7950th
Castle Mamba Max Pro
HH Crawlmaster Pro 16t

Now for the pictures.

Just getting started.



Inside the rear axle


Rear axle finished
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Old 03-10-2016, 01:42 PM   #2
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Nice start. You will like those creation fab tubes. The fit and finish on them is top notch.
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Old 03-10-2016, 02:16 PM   #3
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Thanks Stuck. Everything seems to be going together pretty well. Front axle nearing completion.

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What's wrong with your thumb!?
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Old 03-10-2016, 04:27 PM   #5
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What's wrong with your thumb!?
haha...I was wondering who would say something about that after looking at the picture. My thumb bends really far back at the knuckle. Thumb is perfectly fine though.
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Old 03-10-2016, 06:29 PM   #6
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sould'nt this thread be in the ax10 sectiom...???

2nd gen has AR60 axles......
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sould'nt this thread be in the ax10 sectiom...???

2nd gen has AR60 axles......
Yea, it probably should be. Mod can move it if they want. ;)
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See they dont care where ya thread is, but that thumb..........

Nice start for sure! Just curious about the esc(mmp) I will assume its a cc micro or a mamba micro x?
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See they dont care where ya thread is, but that thumb..........

Nice start for sure! Just curious about the esc(mmp) I will assume its a cc micro or a mamba micro x?
It is a Max because I just had it laying around...but by the time I get to putting and ESC in, I am sure it won't be that ESC. I will be putting something smaller in but that's just what was on the pile for now.
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Looks like it's in the right section to me.
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Looks like it's in the right section to me.
The Moderator has spoken! I feel like I was getting kicked off a school sports team and the captain just told me I could stay.
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As I am sitting here spinning the front axle compared to the back axle, it seems like the front takes quite a bit more force to get the Universals to rotate. Anyone with these axles know why that might be and what to do to fix it?
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(Cause I moved it, ya thumb weirdo)

Loosen up some screws and see if it spins better.
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As I am sitting here spinning the front axle compared to the back axle, it seems like the front takes quite a bit more force to get the Universals to rotate. Anyone with these axles know why that might be and what to do to fix it?

I had similar problem .... found if the 4 screws around the gears are too tight it warps the case and binds the ring and pinion.

Other thing was 6mm screws through the case and into the tubes hit the axles in some spots. That was my problem. Backed them out a little and things were better.

Easy enough to pull the axles out and see if theres any silver areas from the screws rubbing them.
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I had similar problem .... found if the 4 screws around the gears are too tight it warps the case and binds the ring and pinion.

Other thing was 6mm screws through the case and into the tubes hit the axles in some spots. That was my problem. Backed them out a little and things were better.

Easy enough to pull the axles out and see if theres any silver areas from the screws rubbing them.
Yeah what he said....& that explains esc i guess.
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I had similar problem .... found if the 4 screws around the gears are too tight it warps the case and binds the ring and pinion.

Other thing was 6mm screws through the case and into the tubes hit the axles in some spots. That was my problem. Backed them out a little and things were better.

Easy enough to pull the axles out and see if theres any silver areas from the screws rubbing them.
Perfect. I did back them out a little bit last night as I was building and it did help some. I will try to back them out a little more and see if that helps.
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any updates on this? what body do you plan running?
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No updates yet. I've been busy working 11 and 12 hour days the past couple weeks. I'm a teacher and I have spring break this upcoming week so I'm going to work on it a few days hopefully.

I plan to run an xciter body that I'm going to try painting myself. We will see how that goes.

Also picked up a br mini esc and a hh 16t Crawlmaster motor. Waiting on those things to complete the electronics.

Updates this week as long as I have some time...also helping my fiancé move so we will see how much time I actually get.
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Get a castle creations bec 10amp if you haven't already
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Get a castle creations bec 10amp if you haven't already

Already done. ;)

Didn't put it in with the other electronics because I thought these were sort of a given by now.
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