Aluminum T-Maxx Parts

[JasonB]

Originally posted by X_Gamer7
How about a BULKLESS Supermaxx set from UE? Check it out!
http://www.unlimitedengineering.com/cgi-bin/store/10301T.html?id=Qosg8ZIF
Just found that a couple days ago, looks tite!

Trust me, its very tempting. But right now, I am building a $50,000 show car (1967 Impala), I dont mind spending a few bucks here and there, but I just dont want to shell out $1000 on my T-Maxx right now.

I am trying to decide on a few parts that will only set me back about $300.00 And I want to buy a new engine, I am thinking of getting one of the .21 engines that bolt to a stock Maxx chassis.

 

[TAKE/it/TO/the/MAXX]

the vbs is like 500$

Originally posted by woody
As far as bulkheads go, Great Assemblies does make the best. Make sure you get it in the 7075 like mentioned, and they come with braces. Although, UE does make their own version of the bulkheads, called VBS or Victory Bulkless System, which cases the diffs. The only skid plates they make, are for the VBS. Yes, I would have to agree with the spring steel. I personally go for the Titanuim trying to keep weight down. The only diffs you should ever even consider getting are from UE. They make a 6 or 8 spider, no difference really just personal preference. I went with the 6 spider, and they have held up fine. As far as lower chassis braces, there is alot of choices. I personally go back to UE. You can buy their chassis braces without having to purchase their chassis. They even give you a template. Draw some holes, and then drill! Don't quite know what a drive shaft loop is though?? Sorry I can't help you out on that one. Oh R/C Madman we know you love your truck! Quit gloating about it! Jusk Joking!! LOL!! I see it all the time on the UE forum!

Woody:iris:

 

[Lessen]

Fastlane has an awesome replacement plan for there alluminum parts. Just send the bent/broken part back with $8 and they send you a new one no questions asked. that's like buyin stock parts when you break 'em except you're gettin aluminum. I have there bulks and shock towers. I'm in the middle of a project so I havn't run them yet but we'll see how durable they are by the end of the summer.