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Traxxas e maxx sway bars. Has anyone tryed this yet with out drilling into the control arms.
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I had a set on an early maxx, and while they really helped on a flat track, they were terrible if you wanted to jump with them. I didn't keep them on long.
Full Force RC made something if I remember right. Can't recall how they connected though... but they were a solid pivot, not really a spring/wire sway bar like you normally see.
Maybe it wasn't FullForceRC...
https://www.fullforcerc.com/ff009/
That is not what I'm remembering... maybe it was New Era, which isn't what they used to be anymore.
No, it was fullforcerc:
https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/traxxas-tmaxx-emaxx-sway-bar-kit-full-1720816316
It was anti-roll bar though, no flex to it at all. If you raised the right wheel, the left would be mechanically linked and raise with it. Downloaded a photo of it in the package, you can kind of see it in the instructions inside the package:
It's on their discontinued page: https://www.fullforcerc.com/discontinued/
Sorry, kept editing the post as I remembered/found more info.
Maybe it wasn't FullForceRC...
https://www.fullforcerc.com/ff009/
That is not what I'm remembering... maybe it was New Era, which isn't what they used to be anymore.
No, it was fullforcerc:
https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/traxxas-tmaxx-emaxx-sway-bar-kit-full-1720816316
It was anti-roll bar though, no flex to it at all. If you raised the right wheel, the left would be mechanically linked and raise with it. Downloaded a photo of it in the package, you can kind of see it in the instructions inside the package:
It's on their discontinued page: https://www.fullforcerc.com/discontinued/
Sorry, kept editing the post as I remembered/found more info.
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