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Childresshunt
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yea its easy all you gotta do is remove the front output shaft and remove front drive shafts to make resistance less although not sure y you would want a t maxx to be 2 wheel drive
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my bad i spoke b4 thinking you wouldnt be able to remove the front shafts bc they go thru the hub for the wheel but you could remove front center shaft and then its 2 wheel drive
you might be able to fit a stampeed front hub on but idk someone else may be able to chime in on that one
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my bad i spoke b4 thinking you wouldnt be able to remove the front shafts bc they go thru the hub for the wheel but you could remove front center shaft and then its 2 wheel drive
you might be able to fit a stampeed front hub on but idk someone else may be able to chime in on that one
nikko508
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Yes some one has done it.
http://www.rcuniverse.com/product_guide/carprofile.cfm?car_id=453
http://www.rcuniverse.com/product_guide/carprofile.cfm?car_id=453
Childresshunt
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I like how instead of saying retail they say "street price" lol
Snook Man
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The 2 WD TMaxx is called an SMaxx. Basically the same as a 2.5 TMaxx with different tires and body out of the box.
Heres a Custom 2wd SMaxx
Nothing like what comes out of the box.
Heres a Custom 2wd SMaxx
Nothing like what comes out of the box.
Childresshunt
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Show off.
Thats what i was thinking. nice ride snook
Snook Man
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If ya got em, flaunt them!!
Mn Monster
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and we know......you do ! keep flaunting them !!!!
brianr2011
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i love 4x4s but 2wds are fun in dirt too lol i was mainly just wondering if it would have any big effect on the rear diff other then the extra stress
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and does anybody know where i can get that rear spoiler mount for the t-maxx? I've looked on tekno an they discontiued it i believe I've been wanting to install one of them for so long!
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and does anybody know where i can get that rear spoiler mount for the t-maxx? I've looked on tekno an they discontiued it i believe I've been wanting to install one of them for so long!
hulkmaxx
Wanna know my secrect. I'm always ANGRY!
Real nice Snook!!
Snook Man
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Lots of Tekno wing mounts for the Maxx on ebay.
2wd is a little harder on the rear diff than 4wd, but nothing a new style Maxx diff can't handle when shimmed well, unless your just beating to death.
2wd is a little harder on the rear diff than 4wd, but nothing a new style Maxx diff can't handle when shimmed well, unless your just beating to death.
nikko508
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Real nice Snook!!
Don't feed the beast. He will never get his shirt off if you keep giving him props.
By the way, snook, thanks for the sig line.
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Snook Man
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You're Welcome ^^^
