SSD: What percentage overdrive will your new axle gear give? Will there be an overdrive option for the transmission as well as the axle? I'm so close to buying a kit for my next build but was hoping for more overdrive than the front axle alone.
SSD: What percentage overdrive will your new axle gear give? Will there be an overdrive option for the transmission as well as the axle? I'm so close to buying a kit for my next build but was hoping for more overdrive than the front axle alone.
SSD.. any hint to weather you guys will be releasing parts separate, like the offset front axle and trans/t-case setup. There’s some parts that would work with my build.
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Oh what to do and spend my money on. This is a dang good price for this. Don't see where you would need to upgrade anything on this kit.Just noticed that the trail king has price dropped to $369. :shock:"thumbsup"
Hell of a price point for this kit.
https://www.amainhobbies.com/ssd-rc...ler-chassis-builders-kit-ssd00300/p947552?r=0
Just noticed that the trail king has price dropped to $369. :shock:"thumbsup"
Hell of a price point for this kit.
https://www.amainhobbies.com/ssd-rc...ler-chassis-builders-kit-ssd00300/p947552?r=0
As with any kit, parts will get released eventually.
Chris, just curious about something. The TK kit had been out for several months, and the 305mm wheelbase conversion kit has been available for a while now. What's going on with the 324mm wheelbase conversion kit? When will it be available?
If it's going to be awhile, can you at least provide the necessary link lengths, so that those who are interested can try lengthening their wheelbase on their own?
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That, plus drilling new holes in the rails for the new shock hoops positions, appears to be the best solutions, from what's been determined. At the same time, considering the SCX10.2 & TK rails have "curves", and the VS4-10 rails have "straights & angles", in thinking the SCX10.2 kit, combined with the VS4-10 rails & VFD transmission, plus SSD machined axles, might be the best solution. Thoughts?Aside from the front upper link, I’m fairly sure the rest of the links are all SCX10ii compatible so you should be able to use those link sets or perhaps hit up someone like hardcore rc and ask them for just longer rear links to stretch the wb.
That, plus drilling new holes in the rails for the new shock hoops positions, appears to be the best solutions, from what's been determined. At the same time, considering the SCX10.2 & TK rails have "curves", and the VS4-10 rails have "straights & angles", in thinking the SCX10.2 kit, combined with the VS4-10 rails & VFD transmission, plus SSD machined axles, might be the best solution. Thoughts?
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Thanks for the info on the axles...much appreciated...I'll check out axles for the TRX-4. As for the VS4-10 Pro kit, I had considered that as a possibility, but if at all possible, I'd like to try and keep costs down. Plus, I'm not all that happy with VP's customer service (replies to emails weren't exactly what I'd call "helpful", as Michael (Pham) would consistently give "half answers", leaving me to try and figure out the parts he left unsaid).For the VFD I think you’d need to stick with a vanquish offset front (D44 or F9 from the pro kit) or a TRX4 front axle because of the front upper link mount location. The upper link for the ssd offset axles comes from the other side and mounts over the pumpkin, whereas the VP axles and TRX4 have it off to the side. I’m not aware of any other offset axles that have a similar upper link mount location that could be spaced over enough to be functional, but that’s not to say it can’t be done. Having pieced together a VFD based build with VP axles myself recently, I can tell you the pro kit is definitely cost effective if the VFD is your ultimate goal.
For stretching the TK, you may not need to reposition your shock towers though, it would lay the shocks down a bit when you stretch but that might not be a bad thing. At least worth trying before getting the drill out.