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SCX24 Brass Diff Cover Question

mflanders300

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I just bought my 10 year old son a SCX24 and he is loving it. We have been bashing with Traxxas stadium trucks for 3-4 years but we are new to crawlers. I bought him beadlock wheels and better tires when we bought the truck and our next upgrades are going to be an emax servo and better steering links. I also want to get brass diff covers to add weight down low. Any thoughts on just getting a front cover or do I need front and rear? I haven't relocated the battery to the front and thought just putting a front diff cover on would shift more of the overall weight to the front.
 
Why not go ahead and do the front and rear both? They're cheap ( in comparison to a lot of RC upgrades) and the scx24 definitely benefits from having added weight over both front and rear axles.
 
I have a JLU with the battery relocated to the front and this improved forward weight bias and I'm also running stamped steel wheels, but I still plan on adding brass covers to both front and rear, because it's still a bit top heavy, but I am running a Komodo. Hoping the brass down low offsets the Komodo up high.

The aluminum ESC mount and steering links will also add some weight to the front.

I think it all comes down to how you plan on using and setting up your 24 and how much money you want to spend on it.
 
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