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Default Re: Tamiya Semi - Powering the Steering Axle

Or you could read the 3 page sticky thread at the top of the truck tech page (Driven front axle options?).

http://www.rctruckandconstruction.co...read.php?t=128

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Default Re: Tamiya Semi - Powering the Steering Axle

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