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Old 08-03-2011
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Hi all,

I hope you dont mind me asking this question as you all probably think its a little stupid. But ive recently bought a Mad Rat and snapped a suspension arm, now im replacing it and really enjoying doing it so my question is: what other components can be upgraded on the Mat Rat? Would any improve performance?

I really hope you dont mind me asking as im very new to this.

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Hello mate if you look back over the posts you should find everything you need
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have a look at tcmodels.net, on the right hsnd side there is a 2wd upgrade section

the parts are a lot cheaper than you can buy in the uk but the postage is expensive, be sure to order a lot at once and it makes it a lot better

i would recommend the cf rear chassis plate and towers make sure you order the right ones, tu0240 and tu0242

also i would buy the rear brace mount with 20g weight

up to you though, just my thoughts

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get bearings in it instead of brushings
brushless + lipos
threaded shock towers or alu ones if you pop the caps off often
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have a look at tcmodels.net, on the right hsnd side there is a 2wd upgrade section

the parts are a lot cheaper than you can buy in the uk but the postage is expensive, be sure to order a lot at once and it makes it a lot better

i would recommend the cf rear chassis plate and towers make sure you order the right ones, tu0240 and tu0242

also i would buy the rear brace mount with 20g weight

up to you though, just my thoughts

hope it helped
thanks for your reply, do all these parts fit the mad rat?

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get bearings in it instead of brushings
brushless + lipos
threaded shock towers or alu ones if you pop the caps off often
And can you tell me where you'd get the bearings from and what it would be replacing please? Im sorry if im asking pathetic questions
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rcbearings.co.uk look in the manual for brushings and replace with bearings
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rcbearings.co.uk look in the manual for brushings and replace with bearings
http://www.rcbearings.co.uk/index.ph...ex&cPath=15_59

P.S. It's 'bushings' not 'brushings'...
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5mudg3 - most of them will fit if your unsure give me a pm with the code and i will check for you,
the bearings from rc bearings come in a kit and replace all the ones in your rat, get the rubber sealed ones
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http://www.rcbearings.co.uk/index.ph...ex&cPath=15_59

P.S. It's 'bushings' not 'brushings'...
they aren't bushy... nor brush like either
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