Bully 2's that strong?
 

Ok so I am contemplating on if I should sell by axial shafty and go moa. I love my axial but cant afford to have both and I want to try the new fandangled moa thingy. I dont want burgs, nothing against them its just something tells me not to. So my question is are the bully twos strong enough and dependable like my tried and true axial? If so then the axial rig is gonna be up for sale in the next week or two (got some comps to make)

You'll be very happy in the Bully's... I have been beating on mine very hard.

super tough. now that the stub issue is fixed they are the ultimate comp axle and you cant even sneeze on a set of comp ready bergs or HRs for the same price.:-P

I just sold my Comp Ready berg axles for the price of two Comp ready Bully2's....

Glad to hear it man! Bergs are the past!

after taking these axles apart i can tell they are way beefier then my bergs.

There are some pictures of the internals HERE if you want to check them out. These are the original Bully v1's from when i first got them last december. The only difference between the original bullys and the bully2's are the cases are cast now not machined which cuts out the cost significantly. The new bullys also come with the v4 stubs and rear inner axles so they are even more beefy. "thumbsup"

Hello,

yesterday my "German Bulldog" and i were out for a walk on the rocks with some friends. We did six courses with six sections and beat our lil crawlers pretty hard...

...two Revo rod ends poped off, three body pins got lost...

I must say that the Bully2s in company with the Havoc are a combo that's
tough as a nail...

Greetings from Germany

I have ne regrets on getting the Bully's. I had gotten a set of HR's because I didn't think our Bully kits would come in soon enough before WCC. 2 days later they showed up and I pawned the HRs off on some poor sap:mrgreen:. You can't go wrong with these axles."thumbsup"