traxxasmike410
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i just installed the hd axle carriers. i have to say they are huge compared to the aluminum ones. Fit like a charm too
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I'm very prone to busting them up. i really like the size difference with the hd ones
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now i gotta figure out why I'm spinning hard from a stand still
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Do your axles and wheels spin freely after your install, or are you just complaining about too much power on loose terrain?
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