new cyber-maxx project

[mrwill]

Well, it was my birthday, and I asked for and got a cyber-maxx kit (by the way 39 sux) so now the fun begins, my wife is going to kill me. first I am starting with the maximizer x-75 bead locks on some mashers (I have another set with bow-ties on them...) rpm carriers, rpm a-arms now to the first ? 3.3 drive lines or MIP's?? next ? bulkheads, aluminum or 3.3? and if aluminum what brand (not intergy there parts seem to suck on ice) I have new 3.3 diffs, and a new tranny (forward only) and a relativly new 3.3 motor the turning is handled bu a 645MG with a kimbrough saver any sugestions will be looked at
thanks

 

[.21Rc10GT]

Sounds like you are off to a good start there. I would suggest aluminum bulkheads if you are going to upgrade. I went with the FLM (fast lane machine) bulkless setup, and i liked it. I have the FLM 1/8 scale bulkless, which has the 1/8th scale diffs in it for super strength. Let me know if you need any help, I'm willing to help. Good luck

 

[mrwill]

would you go with the rc solutions bulkheads @62 each or for 120 go the hybrid bulk/diffcase from flm??

 

[phx123]

I like the looks of the FLM hybrids...another thing you might wanna get is some center steel drive shafts..I snapped plastics ones like twigs.. Good kit..I love mine..makes it alot stronger....rc alloys makes the center dogbones

 

[.21Rc10GT]

I like the looks of the FLM hybrids...another thing you might wanna get is some center steel drive shafts..I snapped plastics ones like twigs.. Good kit..I love mine..makes it alot stronger....rc alloys makes the center dogbones

Didn't i help you get those? I can't remember. The specs are in one of the threads in the RC-solutions forum.

The choice is yours. The FLM bulks are warrantied for life, whereas the rcs arent. RCS makes some kick ass stuff though!!!