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jrabenius · 03-17-2010, 08:09 PM

Over a month ago I had Hobby Proz order several sets of heavy duty lockers for the Axial AX10.

After stripping the front locker at the first comp I replaced both lockers in both of my AX10's along with upgrading to the HD ring and pinions.

I was digging through the box of Axial parts at Hobby Proz the other day and noticed they still have two pairs.

I thought I'd mention it in case anybody needs a set.

They come 2 in a bag (front and rear), and I think they were $12.

Once you upgrade to the Axial HD lockers, you will just have to break something else.

They are made from sintered metal - powdered alloy steel that is cast and then re-heated to just below the melting point under pressure. The process is called MIM - Metal Injection Molding.

John R

03-17-2010, 08:09 PM	#1
jrabenius Newbie Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Albuquerque Posts: 47	Axial HD lockers i n stock at Hobby Proz Over a month ago I had Hobby Proz order several sets of heavy duty lockers for the Axial AX10. After stripping the front locker at the first comp I replaced both lockers in both of my AX10's along with upgrading to the HD ring and pinions. I was digging through the box of Axial parts at Hobby Proz the other day and noticed they still have two pairs. I thought I'd mention it in case anybody needs a set. They come 2 in a bag (front and rear), and I think they were $12. Once you upgrade to the Axial HD lockers, you will just have to break something else. They are made from sintered metal - powdered alloy steel that is cast and then re-heated to just below the melting point under pressure. The process is called MIM - Metal Injection Molding. John R

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