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RcBro 08-25-2016 07:48 PM

Re: **AX10/SCX10 Housing Splined Burly Tubes**
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Solitaire (Post 5554847)
Any eta on those, William?

Not yet i'm sorry. I did poke the machinist pretty hard. :shock:

I do have lots of 7075 in stock.

RcBro 08-27-2016 11:00 AM

Re: **AX10/SCX10 Housing Splined Burly Tubes**
 
Stock Width Brass and 7075 Burly tubes are on sale for a limited time. Only $35.00!

Come get yours today

Stock AX/SCX Width Burly Splined Tubes |

Smokin' Joe 09-23-2016 07:40 AM

Re: **AX10/SCX10 Housing Splined Burly Tubes**
 
I'm also interested in your wide width brass burly beef splined tubes. Any updates on when you will have these in stock?

70duncan 10-19-2016 09:54 PM

Re: **AX10/SCX10 Housing Splined Burly Tubes**
 
Had to order a set of brass narrow tubes as you have them on sale and I need to upgrade my rid"thumbsup"

lonewolf8o 10-20-2016 03:13 AM

Re: **AX10/SCX10 Housing Splined Burly Tubes**
 
Do you want "more of or all the weight on the front axle"? In this case meaning do people get your tube's for only the front or for the back too? I'm assuming for the front and the back to help plant the truck??? Also why the option of brass aluminum and steel? I know brass is heavy and aluminum light. Do people run different types in front and back?

Thanks for any info, couldn't find a more in depth explanation.

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RcBro 01-15-2017 09:16 PM

Re: **AX10/SCX10 Housing Splined Burly Tubes**
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by lonewolf8o (Post 5577793)
Do you want "more of or all the weight on the front axle"? In this case meaning do people get your tube's for only the front or for the back too? I'm assuming for the front and the back to help plant the truck??? Also why the option of brass aluminum and steel? I know brass is heavy and aluminum light. Do people run different types in front and back?

Thanks for any info, couldn't find a more in depth explanation.

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Most just use the tubes in the front as the biggest advantage of these tubes isn't weight, but the ability to upgrade to the splined chubs and knuckles, which give you a tremendous steering advantage.

Most scale rigs use brass where most sportsmans drivers do aluminum.


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RcBro 07-02-2017 09:35 AM

Re: **AX10/SCX10 Housing Splined Burly Tubes**
 
First post has been updated. Burly Tube 2.0's are now available!


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