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Old 17-08-2012
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Default X4te at the regional

Hi guys

I'm racing at my first 4wd regional this Sunday at Watford. Anyone else going?

Does the x4te fit in the box as standard or do I need to make any changes?

Thanks for your help

Craig
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Front axles make the car too wide, i ended up them cutting down and even cutting through the nyloc i was using to make sure it was BRCA legal.
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Cheers gonky, how much did you cut off?
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Use serrated nuts and file the axel down flush with the nut
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Cheers jim. I'll give it a try
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How did the regional go for you, I know my x4 is very good at DMS
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