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but how long are they? i am looking at 3racing dampers for my m05ra. the recommended ones are 50mm but the stock ones are 55mm. So i have no idea what to get after a month of searching for info.

What dampers are those? Is it the 50mm or 55mm?

solid rubber would make the wheels extremely heavy so nobody makes it. i have heard by many people that HPI rubber usually lasts very long but I never tried them myself.

I am having a different kind of problem with them. When I have under 5 items in the basket, all the offers and discounts apply. When i put over 5 items, I pay the full price for every item regardless of any offers or discounts in effect.

does this mean i am looking at tamiya quality or entry level club touring car quality? ball bearings, hex screws, UVD shafts etc etc or tamiya style bare minimum?

Lots of buzz around veterra lately. Can anyone comment on the quality of the package?

I forgot to clarify that this is occurring without a body shell.

Standard solid axle.

Tamiya sport tuned motor with Tekin FXR. I can change the position of the rear springs but that's about it. In terms of height, they are both identical at stock setting.

I really need it. Otherwise it barely even brakes. Besides, even at max brake, it should not be doing this. The wheels never lock up anyway.

I am not following you. The rear axle has no diff so any binding bearing would have the same effect on both rear wheels and hence would not cause it to spin. In any case, the rear bearings are not binding and the front ones are good too.

The chassis is flat. I checked it twice. No binding anywhere, also double checked everything. Haven't tried the spring yet. Will give that a go and report.

They work fine together. I remember it used to work fine with a modelsport bushed esc. i switched to the tekin a year ago and now i have the pace-45r and both of them cannot operate with the LEDs. I am totally out of ideas. I emailed fastrax but so far no word from them.

Just some bearing oil on the front and rear bearings. If your motor has vent holes you may want to open it up and give it a quick brush inside to remove dirt.

The savox low profile servos are very fast, very strong and extremely smooth. I use them in all my cars. One is slightly faster than the other with a bit less torque. Not major differences between them though. Either one of the two will suit you fine.