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Old 13-12-2009
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Default going for a DEX410, what spares?

Hi, i have been thinking of getting a 4wd buggy for some time and have pretty much settled on the idea of getting the Durango, while i am at it
i would like to order up a few spares for the parts that are most likely fail in heavy impacts ( been at the hobby for 20 years but still not great at driving the things) so was wondering what all you guys would recomend i order when i am getting the kit? thanks.
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hinge pins and wishbones are a good start. Everything else seems pretty strong.
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thanks for that.. roll on payday
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Heres a few things that I found out I needed after drivnig it for the last two months, most of which I didn't think I needed.

Hub carriers(mainly for the front steering spindles)

hardware for the steering spindles- spacers and kingpin bushings(these will spread wings if the spindle breaks)

Front inner hinge pins (arms are so strong the pins bend on very hard impacts)

Replace the ball cups (theres an active thread on here regarding this)

CVD pins (they've been know to fall out unless built correctly)

Wheel drive pins

X-rings, E-clips, and 5x10mm shims for diffs

Dont bother with outdrives, axles or cvd rebuild items until the end of a season.
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ball ends for the hinge pins. if it pulls out your almost guaranteed to lose 1
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thankyou for the help fella's, much appreciated .
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