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Old 09-24-2010, 01:33 PM   #1
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I will update these as I go along.


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Front Axle and a Shot of the Front Lower Links.




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Old 09-24-2010, 01:43 PM   #2
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Looking forward to following this. Since you are the tire test guru i wonder if you´re gonna stick with the rovers or switch to some crazy stuff.
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cant wait to see this chassis as a roller. Looks sweet
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Looking good Jarrod, can't wait to see it finished up!
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Old 09-24-2010, 03:27 PM   #5
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CAD Pic of the HellStrom-XR Chassis.



I've upgarded all the Rodends to 4mm. The Stock XR10 Rodends are very easy to make 4mm. A 1/8th Drill bit is all thats needed. Just lightly drill out the 3mm hole with the drill bit. It drills out very easy. Once it hits bottom. You'll now. Now just install the 4mm Set screw into the XR10's Rodend.

You could run Revo Rodends, but you would need to clearance the Stock Skid out. They just barely rub.

Stock XR10 Rodends with 4mm Set Screws and XR Delrin High Clearance Front Lower Links.
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Old 09-24-2010, 04:10 PM   #6
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looking great...keep it comin!

...and where do i send my paypal funds to get a set of the XR upper and lower links?
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looking great...keep it comin!

...and where do i send my paypal funds to get a set of the XR upper and lower links?

Thanks... There is a lot more coming...



http://www.jpcustomrcs.com/XR10.html
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when are ya gonna anounce the winner of the XR chassis plates?

...and the rear lower links say pre order, but also in stock...whats the estimate on shipping time for these?
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Adding these to my Upgrades....
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Looking good man. Have you picked the wheels you are using or sticking with stock?
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Pretty cool HR stuff, chassis looks great

Greetings Frank
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i didnt know HR was so up on the machined XR10 parts....


lookin good
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Looking good man. Have you picked the wheels you are using or sticking with stock?
Not 100% sure what I wanted to do yet....

You have something in mind?
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Pretty cool HR stuff, chassis looks great

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i didnt know HR was so up on the machined XR10 parts....


lookin good
Many of HR's stuff is Great for Budget minded Crawlers. I have never had an issue with HR's Knuckles, C-Hubs or Gears in my own Crawlers. I have ran all these items on MRC, Axial AX-10, Wheely King, 2.2 Clod and Super Clods. never Broke a HR part on any of them. I've had great luck with there stuff.

Just don't run their Axle Shafts...


What I posted isn't even close to what they have to offer as well.

Here is a CF Chassis set.. Only $28.88


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Old 09-29-2010, 06:10 PM   #15
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have you seen any of their gears for the xr in person yet?
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Not 100% sure what I wanted to do yet....

You have something in mind?
Been playing with different wheels. I have mine with 10.875" width both front and rear with the front wheels at 5.5 ounces total and the rears at 4.7 ounces. I was doing some testing tonight and was really liking how it felt.
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and do they make a spool gear ?



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Been playing with different wheels. I have mine with 10.875" width both front and rear with the front wheels at 5.5 ounces total and the rears at 4.7 ounces. I was doing some testing tonight and was really liking how it felt.
I'd like to see what you came up with....

I do like running a Narrower rear. 10.8 is fine for me on the Front.

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and do they make a spool gear ?

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Yes they do, they just haven't gotten them out to all the Distr. yet.
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Oh, what I am running in the rear is as wide as you can get with a 1" wheel. I was running much narrower in the rear and wider in the front but it didn't feel as stable when having to dig on a side hill. I may cut some that will narrow the front and the rear by about .375 overall and see how it feels.
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Looks sweet! Lookin forward to seeing it in action!
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