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DS Ext. Adapters or HPI hubs?

IMADMAN

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Would like to hear some comments on these 2 choices, the DS are ext. though so, I want to know how the handling is on both on an MT or buggy. Ultimately I would like to run a truggy type set-up.
 

Sprint 77

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I got the Hostlie slicks tires tuesday I think . Thanks as always were sold as advertised from IMADMAN a great trader to deal with you fellow rampage guys I have bought from him on the baja before forum and so has Flintman , and MoFroggy.
 

Sprint 77

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The extended will give you more steering "scrub" it is called on dirt this is a advantage. It helps on entry and through the middle of the corner. On hard surface like asphalt you will get a lot of push and tire wear on the inside. So this is the pros and cone of extended axles on the steering axle. Depends most on your terrain choice. On a dirt track with tight corners the extended be great especially if not much bank.
 

IMADMAN

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Oahu, Hawaii
Sprint 77 said:
I got the Hostlie slicks tires tuesday I think . Thanks as always were sold as advertised from IMADMAN a great trader to deal with you fellow rampage guys I have bought from him on the baja before forum and so has Flintman , and MoFroggy.
Thank You.!!! Now I got a little coin to spend on my recently acquired MT!

Sprint 77 said:
The extended will give you more steering "scrub" it is called on dirt this is a advantage. It helps on entry and through the middle of the corner. On hard surface like asphalt you will get a lot of push and tire wear on the inside. So this is the pros and cone of extended axles on the steering axle. Depends most on your terrain choice. On a dirt track with tight corners the extended be great especially if not much bank.
Good info! I don't play on a REAL track just a makeshift one with no banks, mostly hard packed, with a thin layer of loose soil and rocks.


I'm thinking of running MX's all the way around.
 

mooman007uk

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Errington Vancouver Island
Have a look at the vertigo 8mm extended hpi adapters...real nice pieces, i got 4 rears to run the paddles on my MT...I really like the fat o-ring that retains the pins
 

NitroBurn

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I have the Integy extended hubs with Proline wheels/tires on my MT. The hubs showed up yesterday and I have not been able to try them out yet. I have them installed though. Here is a picture.


 
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