Mark's T3 dustoff

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Mark's T3 dustoff

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Hey, so I pulled my #7037 T3 out of the dust bin and I gotta bring it back to life. I was on the brink of selling it as a basket case (pretty sure there was a B movie titled "Basket Case" bitd. Something about a tumor type grown conjoined twin thing......literally in a wicker basket at some point...anyway; google it) or parting it out. However, I feel that would be disrespectful to the legacy.

Hop ups as I recall:

MIP lightened outdrives
Lunsford turnbuckles, hingepins, front axles, kingpins
Aluminum topshaft
Fybrelyte front tower

Pictures tomorrow. Swear.

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intresting i was looking for some of those parts for mine too

i just broke a rear hub at the track and tryed to find something better like rpm or alum but looks like no one built one for it :(

ive got the alum mip top shaft and alum cvd in my b4 and realy like them

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Yeah. We'll see how it goes with this one. I've been OCD-ing on my TRX project(s) for so long that this should be a nice break.

This is what I dug out of the garage. The box has a bunch of tires and wheels in it. With the manual and the parts list, this is going to be fun.
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Wow, a guy says he's gonna dust off his T3 and then almost 2 years pass before he's like oh yeah I was gonna do that.
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So here I am being "that guy" :oops: :roll: . Uh, I need a diff kit for this thing: Rings, balls, spring, nut, and one internal diff bearing (I hijacked one for the stealth in the LethalWeapon). I'm going E-bay as I haven't had much luck elsewhere. Unless the T4 diff kit will work and they are just not listing it as compatible with the T3.
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Worst case you can get a TT Phoenix diff. Not the utmost quality but I believe it would fit in - although I can only recommend you double check my claim... comparing the instruction manuals, at least the bearing sizes, should already give you a good indication of how reliable I am (or not).
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I did the same as jimbo but added a pair of TT outdrives for my B3 .
Went together good, and now smooth!
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Thanks guys, helpful links you all through out. Not sure why I couldn't find it. Probably something to do with failing to include part number(s) with searches. But just maybe. So I will get this tranny sorted out at some point soon but here it sits in the meantime.
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Anybody have a part number for the T3 sport kit MSC servo mounts? I think they are upright style? I would like to mount a Futaba MC 112B and it is too wide to fit in the chassis tray laying flat. It has the servo mounting ears on it and I thought I would give this a shot.
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