Xray RC XB2D 23 Kit Unboxing | XB2D 20 To XB2D 23 What Are The Differences?
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- Today Aaron is unboxing the Xray XB2D 23 1/10 2wd buggy kit. He will also go through and talk about the differences between the XB2D 23 to the older XB2D 20 kits.
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i made my ball diff into a locking diff cause that shit sucked lol
Ball diffs can for sure be a real pain in the butt when it comes to building and maintaining them that is for sure
@@ultrarchobbies yeah I just took the balls out put bigger ball bearings in and screwed as tight I could essentially making the diffs locked
@@terpsquirter7107 That is for sure one way to deal with dropping the pesky diff balls on the ground and never finding them again. What kind of surface do you drive on most?
@@ultrarchobbies dirt it’s a xb2d
@@ultrarchobbies you can also use a yd2 locked diff from Yokomo