Please help

[BushWacker]

Does anyone know where to get clod axles besides ebay? I found these but I dont know if the come with hardware to put them together.

http://www.rcrock.com/shopx/go.cgi?&...&P=CP-CB01

[skoolbus]

Does anyone know where to get clod axles besides ebay? I found these but I dont know if the come with hardware to put them together.

That link was for a set of crome cases, not the whole gearboxes. I think that company does sell them though maybe contact them and ask they have everything over there.

This is a good site with links to everybody.
http://clodparts.com

There going to cost around $100.00 everywhere depending on bearings or not. You might want to get a whole used truck. By the time you buy rims, tires, axles, servo's radio ect.

[SR5Dave]

I was looking around, and if you just piece them together via getting parts bags you can build a set of axles for like 80$ with good bearings.

[firstumustcrawl]

yeh that seems about right and like everyone said they basically end up being around the same

[Grizzly4x4]

http://www.thundertechracing.com/catalog.htm is where I get mine

www.rc4wd.com sells them too. I pay $140 for mine, It would be hard to beat that price with all new parts that you pieced together and Thundertech even includes instructions. .

[SR5Dave]

Well, I was looking around on TowerHobbies at their replacement parts, getting all the replacement parts to make clod axles would run about 60$ per axle, 120$ total, plus getting hardware from somewhere...

So its not as cheap as I thought, maybe a little bit cheaper but for the convinience getting a new gearbox with all the parts and instructions and etc.. much better deal.

[Grizzly4x4]

Originally Posted by SR5Dave

Well, I was looking around on TowerHobbies at their replacement parts, getting all the replacement parts to make clod axles would run about 60$ per axle, 120$ total, plus getting hardware from somewhere...

When I did my first Clod, Ace and I priced it all out and we came up with about $120 also Dave, but we figgured we were missing some stuff so I just sis the Thundertech. I would recommend it for a first timer.

If ya already bulit a clod and you know every parts bag you need, and you dont need instructions, you could save a buck or two by peicing them together. Personally, it aint worth the hassle to me and all my axles come from TTR.

[SR5Dave]

Originally Posted by Grizzly4x4

When I did my first Clod, Ace and I priced it all out and we came up with about $120 also Dave, but we figgured we were missing some stuff so I just did the Thundertech kit. I would recommend it for a first timer.

If ya already bulit a clod and you know every parts bag you need, and you dont need instructions, you could save a buck or two by peicing them together. Personally, it aint worth the hassle to me and all my axles come from TTR.

Yep, those were my thought's exactly. You can get them on ebay with a radio and ESC for pretty cheap too... for budget build ups thats the way to go, get all your drivetrain and electronics stuff at once for cheap, maybe even sell off the old parts if you really want to save.

[BushWacker]

I looked on clodparts.com and couldnt find axles, anyone got a link?

BushWacker

[Grizzly4x4]

Originally Posted by Grizzly4x4

www.thundertechracing.com/catalog.htm is where I get mine

www.rc4wd.com sells them too. I pay $140 for mine, It would be hard to beat that price with all new parts that you pieced together and Thundertech even includes instructions. .

www.thundertechracing.com/catalog.htm

www.rc4wd.com

[BushWacker]

I dont see clod axles anywhere on rc4wd, just TXT-1.

[Grizzly4x4]

I didn't see them either, they used to sell them. Used to have 2 pages of Clod stuff. I'd just go with Thundertech, they were the same price anyway.

[fljeeper1]

Just a though here, you can buy a complete super clod buster for $195 from Tower Hobbies. Sell off the parts you don't need and keep the axles and you will end up payin a lot less for the axles.

[AdamF]

But is there any demand for stock clod parts besides the axles?