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venomcrawlerdud
RCC Addict
i ser havent broke one set of spider gears yet. but what would be the best thing is to lock the axles. venom makes some heavy dudy lockers and case or u can just put a set of much better lincoln lockers in. as long as u lock the axles they should hold up the same or even better than all the other axles.
Chappy4o
Rock Crawler
+1 on Lincoln lockers
bluenosegoat
Pebble Pounder
I exploded my spiders in the front axle, along with a twisted traxxas drive shaft and a broken axle. I was using the washer method when this happened and it was really my fault- pushed it to hard with the torque I have. Like stated above- lock the axles. Just to get on the rocks fast I jb'd them and they have held up so far. Nothing but good news on the lincoln lockers too. I am not familiar with foff rig set up but I assume locked axles are the norm?
venomcrawlerdud
RCC Addict
i dont have a foff rig but from the videos ive watched, a locked axle is better and stronger for the the sheur size of the brushless motors that they use
