Nitro Rustler vs electric Stampede diff in Front Bulkhead
Nitro Rustler vs electric Stampede diff in Front Bulkhead
I picked up an Integy Front Bulkhead for a Nitro Rustler #T6755 (aluminum), for $20.99
I needed one for the Stampede VXL 2wd (would have been #T7952), and that's all they had other than stock plastic.
It looked pretty close to the Traxxas stock plastic bulkhead for the Rustler/Stampede VXL 2wd... which why I thought I might be able to use it.
I think the hinge pin might be thicker on a Nitro than an electric.
Anyone know or should I just return it (unopened)? I guess I can order it direct from Integy for $28 + s/h.
I needed one for the Stampede VXL 2wd (would have been #T7952), and that's all they had other than stock plastic.
It looked pretty close to the Traxxas stock plastic bulkhead for the Rustler/Stampede VXL 2wd... which why I thought I might be able to use it.
I think the hinge pin might be thicker on a Nitro than an electric.
Anyone know or should I just return it (unopened)? I guess I can order it direct from Integy for $28 + s/h.
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Re: Nitro Rustler vs electric Stampede diff in Front Bulkhea
all the bulks are same between the nitro rusty/pede, srt, e-rusty/pede, bandit, and slash (2wd) and the internals are the same in all their trannys
the hinge pins are the same diameter but with the srt and i think the nitros' use a e-clip hinge pin that isnt hardened
the hinge pins are the same diameter but with the srt and i think the nitros' use a e-clip hinge pin that isnt hardened
Re: Nitro Rustler vs electric Stampede diff in Front Bulkhea
This what I wanted for my Stampede 2wd Electric:
Integy
http://www.integy.com/st_prod.html?p_prodid=4607&p_catid=109
or
Golden Horizons
http://h1070362.hobbyshopnow.com/products/description.asp?prod=GHH02115
Aluminum Front Bulkhead (Blue) for Traxxas Rustler/Stampede/Bandit. Replaces the stock plastic front bulkhead, part # TRA2530(A).
This is what I got:
http://www.integy.com/st_prod.html?p_prodid=6997&p_catid=145
Hop-up Parts for Traxxas Nitro Stampede & Rustler
If they were the same, why would Integy offer 2 different part numbers... that's what I was asking, the difference between a Rustler Nitro and a Stampede Electric as far as the bulkhead is concerned.
Integy
http://www.integy.com/st_prod.html?p_prodid=4607&p_catid=109
or
Golden Horizons
http://h1070362.hobbyshopnow.com/products/description.asp?prod=GHH02115
Aluminum Front Bulkhead (Blue) for Traxxas Rustler/Stampede/Bandit. Replaces the stock plastic front bulkhead, part # TRA2530(A).
This is what I got:
http://www.integy.com/st_prod.html?p_prodid=6997&p_catid=145
Hop-up Parts for Traxxas Nitro Stampede & Rustler
If they were the same, why would Integy offer 2 different part numbers... that's what I was asking, the difference between a Rustler Nitro and a Stampede Electric as far as the bulkhead is concerned.
Re: Nitro Rustler vs electric Stampede diff in Front Bulkhea
your links are directing to the same part number on Integy.dg98adams wrote:This what I wanted for my Stampede 2wd Electric:
Integy
http://www.integy.com/st_prod.html?p_prodid=6997&p_catid=145
or
Golden Horizons
http://h1070362.hobbyshopnow.com/products/description.asp?prod=GHH02115
Aluminum Front Bulkhead (Blue) for Traxxas Rustler/Stampede/Bandit. Replaces the stock plastic front bulkhead, part # TRA2530(A).
This is what I got:
http://www.integy.com/st_prod.html?p_prodid=6997&p_catid=145
Hop-up Parts for Traxxas Nitro Stampede & Rustler
If they were the same, why would Integy offer 2 different part numbers... that's what I was asking, the difference between a Rustler Nitro and a Stampede Electric as far as the bulkhead is concerned.
i looked them up on the traxxas book and the bulks are the same. 2530 is black and 2530A is grey.
Re: Nitro Rustler vs electric Stampede diff in Front Bulkhea
The Rustler Nitro exploded parts diagram shows the bulkhead to be part 2530A which is the same as the Stampede electric plastic part... so wonder why the difference for the Integy versions?
Maybe you are right Muck.
If so, I saved myself $8 + s/h plus a return trip.
Maybe you are right Muck.
If so, I saved myself $8 + s/h plus a return trip.
Re: Nitro Rustler vs electric Stampede diff in Front Bulkhea
well your link from Integy still shows the same number.
If i go to Tower's site i see a different bulk that fits both.
http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/wti0001p?&I=LXRTV2&P=Z
the difference between these two are one is a screwed together half and the other is a solid part. Still should work but i would think you would want the solid bulk.
http://www.integy.com/st_prod.html?p_prodid=4608&p_catid=109
If i go to Tower's site i see a different bulk that fits both.
http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/wti0001p?&I=LXRTV2&P=Z
the difference between these two are one is a screwed together half and the other is a solid part. Still should work but i would think you would want the solid bulk.
http://www.integy.com/st_prod.html?p_prodid=4608&p_catid=109
Re: Nitro Rustler vs electric Stampede diff in Front Bulkhea
For the Stampede 2wd bulkhead
http://www.integy.com/st_prod.html?p_prodid=4607&p_catid=109
I fixed my link Muck
If the difference really is 1 is 2 pieces and 1 is 1 piece, then I will go ahead and put it on.
Although, I may need some machine screws... .
http://www.integy.com/st_prod.html?p_prodid=4607&p_catid=109
I fixed my link Muck
If the difference really is 1 is 2 pieces and 1 is 1 piece, then I will go ahead and put it on.
Although, I may need some machine screws... .
Re: Nitro Rustler vs electric Stampede diff in Front Bulkhea
your link showed it came with the screws. If memory serves me right, all the screws from TRX on that bulk are machine all ready.
So you should be fine.
So you should be fine.
Re: Nitro Rustler vs electric Stampede diff in Front Bulkhea
Muck,
I pulled the Bulkhead from the Stampede tonight.
There is a minor difference, but only in the screws. The 2 screws that attach the bottom of the front shock tower to the bulkhead are not machine threaded, but are wide thread to go into plastic.
Comparing the Nitro Rustler Exploded manual, I think they should be 3x12mm RM (Round Head machine thread).
Looking thru my extra screws I don't seem to have any spares that size.
Otherwise it's a good swap, and is $8 cheaper than the Integy part for Electric Stampede/Rustler.
I pulled the Bulkhead from the Stampede tonight.
There is a minor difference, but only in the screws. The 2 screws that attach the bottom of the front shock tower to the bulkhead are not machine threaded, but are wide thread to go into plastic.
Comparing the Nitro Rustler Exploded manual, I think they should be 3x12mm RM (Round Head machine thread).
Looking thru my extra screws I don't seem to have any spares that size.
Otherwise it's a good swap, and is $8 cheaper than the Integy part for Electric Stampede/Rustler.
Re: Nitro Rustler vs electric Stampede diff in Front Bulkhea
hmmm never would have thought about those 2... i agree with your size. Menards has a selection of metric hardware if you do not have a lhs by you. You may be stuck with a little shorter or a fuzz longer screw.
Re: Nitro Rustler vs electric Stampede diff in Front Bulkhea
Yeah, I was gonna run out ot a local hardware store, but we have been iced in for the last 2 days.
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Re: Nitro Rustler vs electric Stampede diff in Front Bulkhea
as long as you go into the bulkhead with at least the diameter of the screw, you are OK, so a minimum of 3mm sticking out past the shock tower thickness is OK. more is better, but don't think you have to make the screw thread all the way through to the other side. I'd shoot for something like 5 or 6mm to be safe.
Re: Nitro Rustler vs electric Stampede diff in Front Bulkhea
Lowes did not have a very large Metric selection, but I did find a 3mm machine screw (slotted round head).
I would have preferred a socket cap or phillips, but that's all they had. I went with a length that just protrudes thru the show tower/bulkhead 2-3 mm.
In all, all I needed was 2 over priced metric machine screws <$.70, the $20 part, and I saved another trip to the Hobby Shop and S/H for the correct part.
Now to find/modify some RC10 front rims/tires to fit the Vintage Gold Pan......
I would have preferred a socket cap or phillips, but that's all they had. I went with a length that just protrudes thru the show tower/bulkhead 2-3 mm.
In all, all I needed was 2 over priced metric machine screws <$.70, the $20 part, and I saved another trip to the Hobby Shop and S/H for the correct part.
Now to find/modify some RC10 front rims/tires to fit the Vintage Gold Pan......
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