Axis Forum

[EnerGie]

hey thanx man, just found whaty i needed...
I just blew my torq .21 motor dont know how and i just bought a HPI nitro start Big block .21 (used),i just wanted to know wich motor is better for the axis, the torq or the HPI and why..

[kodersoftware]

On that note about blowing the engine.... has anyone ever successfully rebuilt the torq that comes with the axis RTR? I downloaded a manual about rebuilding engines, and did everything so carefully, but when it came to removing the piston and piston sleve - FORGET ABOUT IT. THat thing was not coming out no how.

I'd LOVE to find out how to proceed. I still have the parts and everything carefully layed out. I just hope that the engine didn't get too much debris in it.

And just to cover my ass before everyone goes "JUST BY A [insert engine name here]," I already have...this is purely for my own information.

Thanks,
Jim

[vetmxer]

try heating the block then pulling the sleeve out(try not to heat the sleeve if possible).the piston and rod are alot easier to remove after the sleeve is out.

[kodersoftware]

try heating the block
ok, thanks for the tip. now when you say heat, are we talking bic lighter for 10 seconds, a propare torch, or sticking it in my armpit for 2 minutes until its warm?

[vetmxer]

try a hot hair dryer or a torch but dont get real hot or you might warp the block

[MOVINFAST]

I Just Swapped Cylinders On Two Motors I Have...1 Had Low Comp And One Had A Bent Shaft...so I Made 1 Good 1,,,,they Came Apart With No Problems......to Get The Cylinder Out You Need To Push With Something Softer Than The Brass From The Inside...i Use A Nylon Rod...once You Get The Cyl Out You Can Take Off The Piston/rod......pay Attention To Where The Pin And Spring Go In The Crankshaft!!

[MOVINFAST]

The spring in the pullstart came out. How do you get it back in?


ROLL IT UP BY HAND OUT OF THE CASE THEN STICK IT IN THE CASE HOLDING IT TOGETHER WITH A NEEDLE NOSE PLIERS

[jburn]

Does anyone know where you can still get the graphite shock towers at? Im even interested in a good used set if someone wants to sell theirs. Im trying to get my axis as race-ready as possible and as light as possible. Also I read on some forum somewhere about a website that you can get lightweight screws and stuff, but I cant remember what it is, if any one knows please help me out & keep running your Axis!

[GearHd]

Im interested in converting my Torq .21 to the Rotostart starter as mentioned in an earlier post. It was mentioned the Savage .25 parts would fit, is that an HPI engine? Thanks for the help.

[MOVINFAST]

http://www.radiocontrolzone.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=46514&stc=1

i went direct with a cordless drill....thats all i use now...

[QUAKE&SHAKE]

Im trying to get my axis as race-ready as possible

Do you have the racing clutch?

[GearHd]

How does anyone keep these things from breaking everytime you use it. Seems like everytime I use the car something breaks. Just broke a rear drive cup where the dog bone goes in, split it right in half. It blows the front universal joints apart all the time, the little pin that the universal hinges on snaps off. All the set screws on the drive cups loosen up and then they just spin on the shaft so one minute its 4 wheel drive and the next its front wheel or rear wheel drive. I loctite everything and it still comes loose. Just curious what people do to resolve these problems. I only have about one gallon of fuel through it too, its not like its not a ton of hours on it. Do other brand buggies have these types of headaches as well, like OFNA or Hot Bodies?

[jburn]

No but I plan on doing that in my next round of up grades; torsen diff, Clutch, Diff lock the fronts & rears. I just got my brakes set right after I diff locked the center so I'm not really looking forward to ripping back into them just yet; but now that I better understand how to set them it shouldnt be as bad I guess. I need to raise more funds too, my last up grade set me back about 100 bucks (starter box). Do you have the racing clutch on yours? If so how much difference did it make?

GearHd - Iv never had any of those problems with mine, the only stuff Iv broken is a hinge pin, clutch bell and blown out a shock. I have about 1 1/2 gallons through mine. As far as other brands of 1/8 buggies having these same problems I really dont know, but I also have a RC10gt and it a major nightmare to get up & running so dont feel bad, its just how it goes sometimes.

[DrZOOM]

The Axis is virtually indestructable! I havent broke a single part yet on this thing. I have heard all kinds of complaints on the board about these buggies and just dont understand the complaints. I have a buddy with 2 of them and he also cant kill his. He bought the second one for parts and it just sits around on the shelf collecting dust. Never needs them.

I have a Novarossi CL in mine with the Duratrax 4 shoe racing clutch option. I just noticed someone asking about the clutch. It grabs really nice! Coupled with the center Torsen diff it really cooks! To put in the Novarossi, I had to massage the Duratrax mounts a bit. The Novarossi engine block cooling fins made it too wide to fit into the mounts. A bit of filing will make the mounts wide enought to take it. Only a mm or 2.
Its a SG shaft too. SG shaft engines fit but the mounts need more work again. Theres a re-enforcement bridge of aluminum that has to be removed so the engine could be pushed far enough forward on the mounts. Its the rear engine mount bolts that hit it when you push the engine forward on the mounts. This bridge gets in the way. I just drilled out the bridge. You also need an Ofna clutch shim kit 10099 and the Ofna clutch nut 17015 (sells on Tower) for the SG shaft install. In the clutch shim kit theres a few shaft extensions. I used the short one, shimmed it with the included washers and bingo, SG engine installed in an Axis. It takes an hour, some filing, a drill, patience and $15.00 in parts to get an SG in there.

I got pictures of my buggy (and my other R/C) online. My page is linked through the boards see members homepage link. I cant post the link in the post. For some reason the board blocks the address?..... Take a peek.

I am looking forward to putting in a front torsen in a while to get some extra traction. She spins quite a bit now.

This buggy is great for bashing. Its heavier then the other "Race"& "Brittler" buggies only because its built really really tough!

One more tip: Get the Ofna 17mm wheel hex adapters. Then you can use any standard 17mm hex wheels. Ofna part number 30050 for gold ones. 17mm Blue 17mm ones are part number: 30051.

[strada001]

hi......
nice tips...
I have one AXIS for sale...
comes RTR with a lot of extras and mine already has a 17mm hub adaptor and a few hop ups...

just look for my post on sale/trade section.

thanks.

[DrZOOM]

I just got a Duratrax Swaybar kit for my buggy. I only got one. My thought is that its best on the front. Am I right?

Whats the best place to put it if you only have one. Front or Rear?

Thanks.

[strada001]

I just got a Duratrax Swaybar kit for my buggy. I only got one. My thought is that its best on the front. Am I right?

Whats the best place to put it if you only have one. Front or Rear?

Thanks.

I have mine in front.... and it works well...

[strada001]

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=5940530853&ssPageName=STRK:MESE:IT

just put mine for sale on ebay.

thanks

[tfhughes]

I am the "buddy" that DrZOOM is refering to. I ended up taking my second Axis all apart and creating a parts box. It was too tempting having 2 running buggies...lol. I can only run one at a time. I actually have some pics of my last run....let's just say it took me about 10 hrs of clean time to get it looking good again.

Tyler Hughes
Nova Scotia, Canada
tfhughes_28@yahoo.com

[strada001]

I am the "buddy" that DrZOOM is refering to. I ended up taking my second Axis all apart and creating a parts box. It was too tempting having 2 running buggies...lol. I can only run one at a time. I actually have some pics of my last run....let's just say it took me about 10 hrs of clean time to get it looking good again.

Tyler Hughes
Nova Scotia, Canada
tfhughes_28@yahoo.com
put some of your pictures here...

[tfhughes]

Here are 2 pics of the buggy the day of the abuse. The third is a pic of the buggy i took yesterday after i finally finished cleaning it. It took a total of 10 hrs of cleaning, scrubing and rebuilding to get it runable again.

It will be awhile before i put my Axis through that torture again....lol. In the spring i will probably give it another "torture test"...lol.

Let me know what you think.

http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/tfhughes_28/album?.dir=/c7c2

Tyler Hughes
Nova Scotia, Canada
tfhughes_28@yahoo.com

[strada001]

man, nice pictures....
you really put your buggy to work...

cool.... I like my axis but I need to sell it.... I don't have time to play with it anymore..... also I'm trying to buy a really nice Digital Camera....
....

see ya!!!

[tfhughes]

Thx man, i figure, if ya own it....ya might as well use it....and sometimes abuse it...lol.

Too bad you have to sell your Axis.....they are a blast.

[Handybugz]

i have a nitro demon and i was wondering what it would take to make it an axis, like do i have to also change any of the gearing along with changing the front and rear arms.

[Mithan]

I bought one of these, I hope it turns out to be a decent buggy!

Engine break in tomorrow.

[MOVINFAST]

my daughter ran hers into the curb doing about 40 mph..45 degree hit....the only damage was a bent dogbone..all the rod ends poped off to soften the blow..lol....i stuck it in a vise and straightened it out and away we go again....i told her not to do it again....like that will stop her :D

[wishmasstir]

doesn't look like there is too many other people here with an axis ... oh well ... i got a new one from a buddy of mine who put the kit together a few years ago and could never get it started

well i have a few concerns

i jump vert ramps all day long with my trucks and such

although it jumps well, the shocks don't even bring the buggy back up off the ground on their own ... which shocks should i use or springs/oil???

i'm going to lock up the center diff on my own cause right now it will hone the front tires out the whole way across my yard

what wheels / tires will fit on the buggy ... are they regular 17mm wheels???

with these three things fixed up ... it should be able to handle my abuse ...

[Mithan]

Order the heavy springs for it off of Tower Hobbies, they help.

[wishmasstir]

what oil would you recommend?

[MOVINFAST]

although it jumps well, the shocks don't even bring the buggy back up off the ground on their own ... which shocks should i use or springs/oil???

i'm going to lock up the center diff on my own cause right now it will hone the front tires out the whole way across my yard
HONE????...YOU CAN LOCK IT UP BY REPOSITIONING THE INNER PLANETARY GEARS
what wheels / tires will fit on the buggy ... are they regular 17mm wheels???
19 MM

with these three things fixed up ... it should be able to handle my abuse ...

SHOULD BE FINE

[MOVINFAST]

although it jumps well, the shocks don't even bring the buggy back up off the ground on their own ... which shocks should i use or springs/oil???

ARE THE SPRING ADJUSTERS STILL THERE?

[wishmasstir]

i'll have to look on the adjusters ... its all from factory but i thought they were threaded shocks ... if not i guess i could lower the positioners if they are there

yeah hone ... they just flare up in the middle and the stock tires have strips down the middle and not any thread so that is pointless

i want 50/50 in it ... how exactly do you reposition the gears in the center diff???

[MOVINFAST]

swapping the planetary gears around....its hard to explain ,,,you just have to open it and look........i did it to one to make a 2wd car..(just removed all the front gearing ect)

[shadmaster4]

I have an axis. Its got an xtm 24.7 and hugh Moster Blazer Tires.
Here are my tires:
http://www.clodparts.com/images/products/tires/86063.jpg
Although it only shows the top part, these tires are about 6.5in tall..and extrememly wide. The nice thing was that back when the Monster Beetle was made, it had 19mm rims/hexes. So, I just stuck the MB tires and rims on. I then bought the thunder quake differentials, and put it in. Lastly, I am using a 12t pinion on the stock axis spur. My axis will wheelie. I am also using MBX5 shocks. I have a 132oz metal gear servo for steering, and the stock servo for throttle (Need a stronger one). Funny thing was, when I got my axis used, it only had the rear brakes. So, my tires only brake in the rear.

Wishmaster, increase the preload on the shocks, and use 30wt oil. You may either have to heavy oil now, or just really old springs that dont work, also. Kindof a design flaw, but the axis seems to put more power to the front always. If you buy the torsion diff, it will fix all that, or just lock your diff.

[hpi Pro2]

I got an axis today 200$ rtr with one bent shock tower which i bent back and the only question i have is does the duratrax .21 torq engine have anythign to offer in bottom end iv been trying to tune it but if i lean it out it overheats liek crazy to the point ware you cant touch it and smoke comes out of the intake. Also what should i use for lubes in the diffs. Thanks.

[shadmaster4]

Unfortunantly, the torq.21 doesn't have much low end, or high end. It really is the worst .21 I can think of. But, with stock size tires/rims, and I dropped it down 1 tooth in clutch, I can spint he tires, and its not tooo shabby. Can't help you out on the engine, as my .21 torq was a bi*ch to tune.

[wishmasstir]

is there any aftermarket rims for the axis ...
or can you put any tire on the axis rims????

[hpi Pro2]

im pretty sure all 1/8 buggy rims and tires are the same size the only thing that matters is whare the rim bolts on to the universals iv only seen my axis;s so i really dont know just take a rim and tire to your hobby shop and compair them if they look good buy them walk out to your car try them on if they dont fit walk back in the store adn return them. Thats what i woudl do.

[hpi Pro2]

i forgot to write in my other post what type of saft do i ahve to get for the axis short saft, standard shaft, long saft if lets say i buy an o.s down the road. and a good thign is i was thinking the .21 was doing alright cus i only owned a .15 before. And as my last question whare is the adjustment screw for the slip on the wheels...basically what im tryign to say is what screw do i tighten to have the "slipper clutch" tighter i dont know what its called on this car.

[wishmasstir]

okay solved the problem with the wheels today
NOT ALL 1/8TH SCALE BUGGY RIMS ARE THE SAME ... duratrax had to be DIFFICULT of course

the axis rims are 19mm and every other 1/8th scale buggy runs 17mm rims ... offsets were all the same from wheel to wheel at the LHS and i didn't want to buy stock rims again cause i hate them

well first i was gonna cut down the hub on the universal to 17mm to use the rims but why do that whenever i found a set of hubs (not sure what they are exactly called ... its the nut on the universal ... yeah i'd call it a hub lol) from an ofna buggy that fit the universals perfectly and are 17mm ... i'll post the exact part number later if anyone else is interested in doing this

now i can use ANY 1/8th scale buggy rim on the market since they are all 17mm ... bought some rims and ordered some tires w/foam ... real foam not the quarter inch of foam used with stock rims

[mattedmonds]

anyone ever put a two speed in their axis?

[mattedmonds]

wishmasstir, the part number is ofna 18022, they are the 17mm hubs for the ofna monster pirate. they will work on any 6mm axel so the ntiro quake, the thunder quake, the nitro demon and axis are all the same. http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/WTI0001P?&I=LXABC5

[wishmasstir]

actually mine are these ones http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/wti0001p?&I=LXBM13&P=7

[hpi Pro2]

are they a direct fit and nice and tight or are they slopy? If their a direct fit ill deffinitly buy some because i have alot of gravel at my house cus thats what my driveway it and it gets in the grass and the 6 star rims pick up rocks and the rocks jame between the star on the rim and the a-arm on the car. its really annoying when its on the other side of the yard and you have to run.

[wishmasstir]

yes they are a direct fit ... perfect actually i was very impressed just make sure you get a good set of 17mm wheels to go with it

[hpi Pro2]

Sweet im going to buy some as soon as im out of dept for the axis in the first place and today was the 2nd part i broke in my 5 years of rc both werent over 20$ to replace today i cliped a trailer and the wing mount snaped 10$ fix no big deal.

[wishmasstir]

speaking of wings ... is there any other styles of wings available or that anyone has every used ... looks to me like any wing would work

same for the body ... only duratrax or will another work???

[Alpharaptor]

@wishmasstir: I have an ofna wing, and that fits without any modifications. As for bodies, I believe some ofna bodies may fit as well, but with some modifications. Can anyone confirm this?

Btw, I've had my Axis since 2001 and have finally gotten around to racing it...finding the 1/8 scale track around where I live was pure luck. Even though the Axis isn't said to be a very competitive buggy, that by no means says it can't race. Last weekend we had a huge race going on, and even though im a newbie at the track (Only had one other short day of practice) and racing in general, and have the oldest buggy there, I still managed to rank first in the B-Main and go onto the A-main. Not bad considering everyone else had been racing their for years and have $600+ buggies!

So considering that I haven't yet fully tuned or upgraded my Axis yet, she still did her job. :cool:

Pics:
http://img232.echo.cx/my.php?image=car208ee.jpg
http://img60.exs.cx/my.php?loc=img60&image=car41yy.jpg
http://img60.exs.cx/my.php?loc=img60&image=car36ih.jpg

Dang I wish I had remembered to use the air compressor at the track...
http://img60.exs.cx/my.php?loc=img60&image=car13sw.jpg

[tfhughes]

An OFNA body will fit on the Axis (i have one on mine) but it takes alot of trimming, cursing and dremeling...but the end result is worth it. The steering linkage rubs on the body some but to me it doesn't matter.

I use 40wt oil all around in my shocks and they seem to work well. If you check ebay there is a guy on there from Canada (also where i am) that sells OFNA or Kyosho shocks for around $30-$40 Canadian for a set of 4....yep....i said all 4. This guy also sells bodies, tires/wheels...etc...etc and his prices are extremely reasonable. His Ebay name is rayman14. I have purchsed from him befroe and his stuff and service are second to none.

My Axis has been through the war and back and is still running strong...Axis Rocks plain and simple.

I also have a COMPLETE Axis (with engine and everything) that i bought for spare parts....my Axis never breaks. I am considering converting my spare buggy into a Nitro Quake but the cost will be a bit high because of the diffs and so on.

It's nice to see this thread take off again...keep it goin. Lets all post some pics of our Axis's..... I will post a link when i get a chance to upload them online.

[QUAKE&SHAKE]

I got an axis today 200$ rtr with one bent shock tower which i bent back and the only question i have is does the duratrax .21 torq engine have anythign to offer in bottom end iv been trying to tune it but if i lean it out it overheats liek crazy to the point ware you cant touch it and smoke comes out of the intake. Also what should i use for lubes in the diffs. Thanks.

For better botom-end at a cheap cost get the Duratrax Racing Clutch Shoes and Clutch Springs.

[Alpharaptor]

An OFNA body will fit on the Axis (i have one on mine) but it takes alot of trimming, cursing and dremeling...but the end result is worth it. The steering linkage rubs on the body some but to me it doesn't matter.

Sweet, didn't know that, I think I could handle the trimming pretty well, I'm a patient person. :)

I've always thought the stock body looked OK, but other bodies just look better.

[tfhughes]

Here is a link to my Axis pics. I have just added 2 pics of the buggy after i had the OFNA installed. I didn't trim the body myself, it was done by Drzoom (he's on this forum as well). I traded him a stock unpainted Axis body for it cuz i can't paint...lol. Plus i love the look of the Ofna body. Check it out.

http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/tfhughes_28/album?.dir=c7c2

Hope the link works...lol.

[wishmasstir]

i took the axis out finally after i locked the center diff ... and i did some serious jumping on my motorcross track. the axis did very well and was able to clear a 45 foot table top and a huge ( very high ) 35 foot double. but now i have a problem ... well other than breaking the bottom of my shock off i broke my driveshafts.

it can't be because of locking the center diff though because i didn't break the front or rear driveshafts that go from the center diff to the front and rear diffs

i sheared off the pins on both sides of the front driveshafts ... both on the outside
in the rear i actually BROKE the pressed pin off the dog-bone ...

can anyone give me a tip on this problem or did anyone ever have this type of problem

also i'd like to put a different type of shock on it in the front ... anyone use any off an ofna?

[tfhughes]

Ofna shocks work great on the Axis....they are alot stronger....and look better too. How did you lock the center diff on your Axis?

[wishmasstir]

jb weld ... any epoxy will work though ... a guy on here said about moving the gears around or something but i couldn't figure that one out

[Alpharaptor]

Here is a link to my Axis pics. I have just added 2 pics of the buggy after i had the OFNA installed. I didn't trim the body myself, it was done by Drzoom (he's on this forum as well). I traded him a stock unpainted Axis body for it cuz i can't paint...lol. Plus i love the look of the Ofna body. Check it out.

http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/tfhughes_28/album?.dir=c7c2

Hope the link works...lol.
Wow, that looks hot...

Looks almost as if it was made for the Axis. :cool:

Just bought two pairs proline crime fighters tires. The stock tires didn't give enough grip to get around the corners with any speed. Hopefully now I'll bring in faster lap times.

[tfhughes]

Hey thanks,

The Ofna body really adds looks to the Axis. Like i mentioned though...it takes alot of trimming and cutting and patients to get it right.

BIG THANKS to DrZoom for making the body fit.

I like the crimefighters i have on my Axis, they hook up great and seem to last forever. The ones on the buggy in the pic....i ran all last summer and they still look pretty good. They will definatley give you more traction and better lap times.

[MOVINFAST]

to lock the diff..all you do is swap the planetary gears around..

open the dif..you will see that the 4 small gears are set up in opposite / diagonal pairs..

all you do is swap 2 around so they are paired together(2 gears facing up on the left..2 gears facing down on the right)

no rocket science..... :rolleyes:

[Racer965]

i am getting an axis in the mail either tingight or tomrow and i was wonderin what kinda hopups should i first buy for it it already has a hyper .21 engine on it. i just want to have a great performing buggy.

[MOVINFAST]

Just A Good Radio......

[Troy Lyman]

I just picked up one of these cars yesterday and hope you guys can answer some questions for me.

First, what wheels are compatible with the Axis?

Second, I have the stock engine on it and need a pull start...will any other brand than the stock one work?

[tfhughes]

Do yourself a HUGE favour....buy the Ofna wheel adapters. The Axis uses 19mm hexes for the wheels...to my knowledge the Axis is the only buggy that takes a 19mm wheel. The wheel adapters allow you to use 17mm wheels...which are found on almost every buggy...Ofna, Kyosho...etc.

I'm not sure about the pullstart but you can get a backing plate for the stock Torque .21 engine that will allow you to use the Rot-start system. You could also do yourself another huge favour and buy a starterbox...lol.

Good luck with your Axis, they are awesome.

[MOVINFAST]

ditch the pull start......unless you like headaches

[Troy Lyman]

Actually, I had a couple pull starts for my Savage .21 and it bolted right on. The person who owned it before me had gotten some white goo all over the thing and it was binding up everything so I took it all apart and am in the process of de-gooing it. What a fricken mess! The front hinge pins were "s" shaped!?! Those and the front shock tower have replacements standing by.

[wishmasstir]

put my axis up on ebay http://forums.radiocontrolzone.com/showthread.php?t=209538 ... few hop ups on it like ofna cvas and wheel hubs rims/tires

[icanttype]

no ones posted in here in a while......
i have an axis it's a couple years old i took it completely apart to clean it and add some led lights and what not i just recently got it running again and want to upgrade it's completely stock except for i have my own radio some high torque servo for steering (doesnt do it's job) and just some regular one for the throttle but im looking to upgrade what would you suggest for a high torque servo and a servo for the throttle? i have street tires on it and i dont plan on jumping it or anything also what would you suggest for a new engine i want it to be faster than it already is im also going to get the torsen diffs should i get center or front and rear? thanks in advance i've been out of the scene for a while

[tfhughes]

Hey,
First off, congrats on the Axis...it's a cool basher buggy. For servo's i prefer JR but that's just me...i use the JR590 Metal Gear for both throttle and steering and they seem to work fine for average priced servos. I'd like to have a digital high torque for steering but they are costly.

For an engine...just about anything other then the stock Torq .21 will be an improvement...lol. I still run the Torq .21 but it is heavily modified so it'll do for now. If your just gonna bash the Axis, maybe go for the Mach .26 (fairly decent and cheap too) or if you wanna race it then go for the OS RG...nice engine, good price and very easy to tune. These 2 engines are just examples....there are TONS of engines out there so shop around before you purchase.

For the Torsen diffs...One in the center for sure, then if need be you can put one in the front. I think one in the center will do though.

[icanttype]

i wont be bashin my axis at all im keepin it on the street so it stays fairly clean and i like it to be fast

lol so would a Werks Collari .32 fit? says it will fit in most .21 places

[tfhughes]

Don't wanna get it dirty???
Why didn't you buy a touring car then?...lmao....just kidding.

Ya, the Collari should fit but i'm not sure, if you wanna see a dirty Axis...check back a few post and you'll see a link to mine after a mud bashing session, took me hours and hours to clean it...including inside the diffs. Also in that link is a pic of mine after i cleaned it....i haven't used it since either...bout 1 1/2 yrs ago...shamefull, i know...lol.

I have heard of a couple guys taking the 2-speed tranny from the Duratrax Thunder Quake and installing it into the Axis...you want fast....try that...lol.

Good Luck.

[AXIS1970]

wow the ofna body looks great. i am trying to put 17 mm rims on mine right now.i got mine off ebay for around$160.00 shiped to me. the buggie is fast just like it is but a 2 speed would be nice to do some parking lot racing.

[icanttype]

what pullstart will fit on the torq .21? the stock one is 27.00$!!!

[masterchief06]

I am getting a NQ from somebody, and the diffs are all stripped out, so what do you recommend? Should I get stockers in the front and rear, and a torsen in the center? OR should I pull them apart and see whats stripped? I need some help FAST! Please email me ASAP.

Mike
masterchief06@comcast.net
4104143877

[MOVINFAST]

Dewalt 18 Volt Starter Works Great :d

[GT Freak]

Well,got to run my friends axis. had to change front springs on it,change the plug,and it ran fine. had to turn the THatv al the way down, didnt need that much speed. even then it was faster then we needed. STILL has the origanal mill in it.

[GearHd6]

I know this thread is old but I just got my Axis out of the basment and have been messing with it again. Its pretty weak compared to my buddies Ofna Violator. Is there any engines that'll drop in it without much trouble? Will an SG shaft engine work or will I need a whole new clutch set-up with flywheel also? Thanks