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Old 06-17-2011, 07:45 PM   #1
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my crawler seems to be mostly runninr rwd and i dought it suposed to do that any thoughts and what do you think bout thoose alumminum bodies
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Old 06-17-2011, 08:38 PM   #2
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huh?
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Old 06-17-2011, 09:50 PM   #3
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dont know about your first question...

but your second, i think it will be a bit big for the mrc. they also will dent really easily. they would make a great scaler build!! realistic body damage...http://www.aluminumrcbodies.com/
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Wow. Rc 4wd is referring to the fact that his truck is in 2wd, I think. He assumes that it is not supposed to be like that.

The other question is about the Aluminum RC bodies. He is just asking what we think of them.

To the Original poster, RC4WD is a company so that is a little confusing. Please use punctuation when asking questions. It will make it much easier to understand and get answers quicker. So in short, try again.
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Old 06-18-2011, 10:22 AM   #5
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wow. Rc 4wd is referring to the fact that his truck is in 2wd, i think. He assumes that it is not supposed to be like that.

The other question is about the aluminum rc bodies. He is just asking what we think of them.

To the original poster, rc4wd is a company so that is a little confusing. Please use punctuation when asking questions. It will make it much easier to understand and get answers quicker. So in short, try again.
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Old 06-18-2011, 10:26 AM   #6
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not to thread jack but wow i thought those bodies were way more expensive. only 70 bucks for an all aluminum hilux body
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Old 06-18-2011, 10:27 AM   #7
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All right my MRC and its 4x4 but it seems to be running 2x4

And if I shorted the aluminum blackfoot xtreme body I dont care if it dings

any ideas on scale rims for it

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check out www.rc4wd.com for scale rims
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Old 06-18-2011, 12:44 PM   #9
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All right my MRC and its 4x4 but it seems to be running 2x4
It sounds like you broke something.....either in the transmission or the axles. Are the driveshafts still spinning when you notice the problem?
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It sounds like you broke something.....either in the transmission or the axles. Are the driveshafts still spinning when you notice the problem?
yes, but i found i lost a drivesaft but even when i had the drivesaft it still did
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Then, it sounds like your problem is in your transmission. First, tighten the slipper (the nut in the middle of the spur gear). If it still happens, then you might have killed one of the gears in the transmission.
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Then, it sounds like your problem is in your transmission. First, tighten the slipper (the nut in the middle of the spur gear). If it still happens, then you might have killed one of the gears in the transmission.
just yesterday i replaced one of the center gears but ok ill try once i get a new drivesaft

and what do you guys think of making the aluminum body a bronc and putting a rollcage in it
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just yesterday i replaced one of the center gears but ok ill try once i get a new drivesaft
Are you sure that your slipper is tight?
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Are you sure that your slipper is tight?
ok ill check

but what a bout tires for when i get in the sand(wich i have a lot of) cause it just sits there and digs in lot of places
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