new parts going to lock Heard of new release of the txt2 so,there will be parts for jug2 axles!!Want to turn a dusty jug2 into a scale crawler,how do you lock and semi lock the diffs? |
Re: new parts going to lock Well,I hear gb weld them together,I thought somthing was better? |
Re: new parts going to lock Yea gb weld for locking, or hot glue. I've used 300k weight oil for limited-slip in the front end of a couple trucks and that worked pretty well. |
Re: new parts going to lock If You don't mind replacing all gears every 5 runs, go ahead, lock-em. JB weld will do fine. However, keep in mind that part of the gears in the axles are pot-metal, and cannot take a lot. Ripped mine apart with a high-torque 570 brushless, and that on only 2s. The top-gear in the axle was completely stripped of teeth, and the diff internals were seriously scrambled. I won't dare to think what would happen when paired with one of those 12-pole Holmes monsters on 3s Personally, I believe the TXT/Jugg makes for a lousy crawler. Too big, too cumbersome, too prone to breakage. Only when full steel, or aluminium parts can be sourced, will it be useful. And that can get pretty expensive, pretty fast. But, that's just my opinion. |
Re: new parts going to lock The TXT is a unique truck, they have some weak spots but they aren't as delicate as the above reviewer makes them out to be. |
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Agreed, I'd rather tinker with my TXT and make it a crawler instead of just going out and buying a ready made crawler (Think Axial) - Axial makes a nice kit don't get me wrong - but a custom crawler to me is more impressive than something that completely comes out of a box. |
Re: new parts going to lock It's been two years Steve, have you even started working on that thing? :ror: |
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But keep hasseling me Maz .... unfortunately the answer is NO.....:evil: I moved back in April - I still don't have my shop built. I still need to un-"F" a bunch of electrical wiring in the basement because if you look above the dropped ceiling it looks like a spagetti bowl! :evil: |
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