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[amstel78]

Are the threaded adapters still for sale or is what's on the website the only option?

http://www.7075rc.flyingcart.com/index.php?p=detail&pid=11&cat_id=

What size do I need for an XB gas - 6 or 10mm?

 

[Ol' fart]

It's old style vs new, not the kind of car it is. The RC Pitstop carries them but he is Out Of Stock because I have not provided him with parts.

I think I'm going to change the name of my shop to Out Of Stock RC.

 

[amstel78]

Ok so no adapters in stock at the moment. But when they do come back in stock, I can use either 6 or 10 mm versions?

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[GoffeeRedCat]

It's old style vs new, not the kind of car it is. The RC Pitstop carries them but he is Out Of Stock because I have not provided him with parts.I think I'm going to change the name of my shop to Out Of Stock RC.

Hahahaha!! All I gotta say is were all patient!! I definitely understand why your out of stock! 1) you make awesome stuff and everyone wants your parts!!2) you have to take care of your main money maker! Patients is a virtue and your products are worth the wait!!

 

[amstel78]

Well perhaps i'm dense but can someone please explain to me what the difference is between the adapters for 6mm and 10mm? I have no idea.

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[krashkrieg]

The original X series came with 6mm axle shafts. They soon changed them to 10mm.

OlFarts adapters thread on so you have to get the right ones....just take your wheel off and measure them and you'll see what I mean.

 

[amstel78]

The original X series came with 6mm axle shafts. They soon changed them to 10mm.OlFarts adapters thread on so you have to get the right ones....just take your wheel off and measure them and you'll see what I mean.

Got it. I'll do that tonight. That's why I was asking Ol' Fart what would fit for the latest version XB... perhaps I didn't phrase my question properly.

 

[krashkrieg]

Well, you could have poosibly received one that was older stock...also, if they are 6mm you may want to consider cost of upgrading to 10mm before getting the 7075s...they seem to perform much better...

 

[bob c.]

You can also tell which they ate by looking to see if the threads go all the way up the shaft ,if they do then they are 10 mm if not they are 6 mm

 

[andyken]

It's old style vs new, not the kind of car it is. The RC Pitstop carries them but he is Out Of Stock because I have not provided him with parts.I think I'm going to change the name of my shop to Out Of Stock RC.

I really want a belt drive.

Are the solid allum gear plates still in stock?

 

[amstel78]

You can also tell which they ate by looking to see if the threads go all the way up the shaft ,if they do then they are 10 mm if not they are 6 mm

So do I have to take the drive cup out of the bearing holder and remove the hub with the two grub screws to verify?

Edit: never mind... found a good video online explaining the difference.

http://www.rampageshop.com/3/post/2012/05/rampage-x-series-axle-change-6mm-vs-10mm.html

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