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cboggs' DOMINATOR Bully 2

Yes very interested to here your thoughts on these axles after your comp this weekend
Good luck this weekend Chris
hope the rain holds out for you guys, "thumbsup"

Been thinking of making the switch but still on the fence tho
 
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So I got to fondle cboggs pro truck and I gotta say I am pretty impressed with what RC4WD has built.

I asked him how he liked them compared to his XR10 axles and he said he liked these new jewels more.
 
Thanks Crash, I'm glad you liked them, they are pretty impressive when you see them up close. I can report that I put these in some nasty binds today that would have surely broke the old XR gears, these took the abuse no problem, no broke gears or cvd's. We comped on wet rip-rap so lots of tire swallowing holes to try and get unstuck from so I figured I would do a durability test and see what I can expect out of these, I'm impressed myself! For anyone wondering, they are a lot like berg axles in how they drive and hold up to abuse, with a bit extra ground clearance and the fact you don't need to buy extra stuff to make these work. They truly are a comp axle you can buy and bolt in with no worries of them holding up. Great job RC4WD!"thumbsup"
 
Thanks Crash, I'm glad you liked them, they are pretty impressive when you see them up close. I can report that I put these in some nasty binds today that would have surely broke the old XR gears, these took the abuse no problem, no broke gears or cvd's. We comped on wet rip-rap so lots of tire swallowing holes to try and get unstuck from so I figured I would do a durability test and see what I can expect out of these, I'm impressed myself! For anyone wondering, they are a lot like berg axles in how they drive and hold up to abuse, with a bit extra ground clearance and the fact you don't need to buy extra stuff to make these work. They truly are a comp axle you can buy and bolt in with no worries of them holding up. Great job RC4WD!"thumbsup"

That's awesome to hear Chris.
Been thinking of making the switch, and it's comments like this that are pushing me closer to the switch "thumbsup"

And for the price of them and what you get for that price you can't go wrong IMO

Chris how much weight did the Bully 2's add to your truck?
 
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That's awesome to hear Chris.
Been thinking of making the switch, and it's comments like this that are pushing me closer to the switch "thumbsup"

And for the price of them and what you get for that price you can't go wrong IMO

Chris how much weight did the Bully 2's add to your truck?

Since I haven't received my stuff from NCD yet I had to run VP SLW's and Voodoo's with 2oz. of weight in each front wheel, which put my weight at 4# 4oz. RTR. I always ran my XR around 4# to 4# 6oz. depending on how I set it up, and that had the VP aluminum axle top in the front. I think Rowdy has the weights posted in his thread what the difference was. When your ready to make the switch away from those XR axles do it and don't look back."thumbsup"
 
God I hate the tire eating holes of rip rap, that place looks like it has some nice lines though, I like the last pic with the wrinkled up tar and the "I gotta poop face". :ror:
 
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