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21-05-2008
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Ball studs
I have now fractured two ball studs in the rear of my X5. I use the standard Losi ones at the moment but was wondering if the only way to solve this is to replace them with titanium ones. If so which ones are recommended and from where?
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21-05-2008
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How on gods green earth did you fracture two ball studs?
 Sure I've bent them in the past, but never fractured them. Lunsford do titanium ones...would seem to be a good product based on turnbuckle reputation: http://www.lunsfordracing.com/mm5/me...gory_Code=BALL
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22-05-2008
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I have been running the car at a 1/8th Rallycross track to shake it down before Belgium to see what breaks. I was just coming round the corner yesterday and the rear fell apart and when I got it back the ball stud had fractured where the ball stub enters the plastic of the rear hub. This has happened twice now on the same side. I am thinking of using the lunsord titanium ones you mention. Anyone know of a supply in the UK?
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22-05-2008
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ami i had the exsact some problem with my xx4 the ball studs are like fine china. I replaced all mine with Losi titanium never had a problem since.
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22-05-2008
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Give the Edit ballstuds a try - http://www.mirageracing.com/piw.php?partNo=ED050020
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