xtm-xlb

[swampman]

Anybody filmiliar with the xtm-xlb and where to buy stronger parts for it.

 

[Phins Fan]

XTM aftermarket is few and far between due to the lower grade "hobby" RC name they made for themselves. Outside of "factory aftermarket" you may be SOL

 

[Greywolf74]

Yeah i dont think you're gonna find much. I dont even know of a place to recommend you to look.

Phins....your avatar is like a train wreck...I dont want to see it but I can't help but look into the hairy forest....I hate you so much right now....totally derailed my morning porn browsing at work....Everytime I look at a pic of a hot chick on the internet my mind burns that picture in like an overlay.....thanks a lot

 

[mrbones]

Hobbypeople.com. They have a lot of aluminum upgrade parts and just about anything you might need for an XTM buggy or truck is very expensive. I have never seen any upgrade parts available anywhere except from them. I have a XTM XST and I have more money in it than it will ever be worth. It has been a problem ever since I have owned it and I think the best thing you could do is get rid of it before it turns into a problem for you.

Gravesrc.com down in Florida also sells XTM parts.

 

[avelciario]

Yep, I had also XTM XLB and XTM XT2 two of them I converted to onroad, Caused every time I played them in off road they break parts, mostly on suspension. And hardly to get a parts.

 

[frickenjoey]

Yeah I would say Hobbypeople as well. Even when it was fairly new 5-6 years ago it was hard to get parts for. The two speed that was in it was fairly weak and liked to strip out it seems.

 

[avelciario]

My XLB has already metal 2 speed and it runs great with an SH .28 nitro engine but only on onroad. Even my XTM xt2 has a LRP ZR30 spec 2 engine.

 

[swampman]

Thanks guys

 

[MR4X4KING]

I have a XTM Rail and i have been looking for spare parts and they are hard to come by