Fury Arrma Fury MEGA parts question.

[Ginglehopper]

I have someone that nees a Fury MEGA fixed. It's missing a rear right dogbone, and an outer screw that holds the rear right camber link on. I found the parts, I'm just not sure if they're the correct parts.

83mm Dogbone, not sure if I need the 80mm or the 83mm. Again, it's the rear right dogbone.
https://www.horizonhobby.com/product/dogbone-83mm-2/ARAC4026.html

Ball Stud. Not sure if this is the right size. Again, it's for the outside of the rear right camber link.
https://www.horizonhobby.com/product/ball-stud-4.3x13mm-2/ARAC9815.html

Maybe these links will help you help me.
https://www.arrma-rc.com/pdf/exploded-views/AR102651.pdf
https://www.arrma-rc.com/support/downloads/FURY/ALL/ALL
https://www.arrma-rc.com/pdf/xref/arrma-parts-xref-A_AR102651.pdf

Thanks!

@biggman100

 

[slick2500]

That appears to be the right dog bone and ball stud. Shows the Fury as compatible model.

 

[Ginglehopper]

That appears to be the right dog bone and ball stud. Shows the Fury as compatible model.

I guess I'll order them.

It's just that the 80mm dogbone says that it's also compatible. So they both are? I guess 3mm isn't too much of a difference, 1.5mm on each side.

Thanks!

 

[slick2500]

I guess I'll order them.

It's just that the 80mm dogbone says that it's also compatible. So they both are? I guess 3mm isn't too much of a difference, 1.5mm on each side.

Thanks!

One might be for the metal geared trans and the other for the plastic geared trans.

-edit- checked again the 83mm are listed as an option part for the Mega with plastic trans.

 

[Ginglehopper]

One might be for the metal geared trans and the other for the plastic geared trans.

Okay, not sure which one i'm working with yet...
Thanks for your help!

 

[biggman100]

Okay, not sure which one i'm working with yet...
Thanks for your help!

The 83MM is the updated one from the original 80MM, that were prone to pop out as the suspension got soft, or dropped too much. Make sure that before you put them in, you put O-rings in the diff cups. They help keep the dogbone from slamming into the diff. As for the diff, if they have the metal transmission gears, you should recommend they pick up the HPI Blitz ball diff: https://www.ebay.com/itm/283868889644 If they have the plastic/composite gear set, i would definitely have them pick up a few extra diff sets while they can. The Fury diff is becoming nearly impossible to get anymore. The original/BLX metal set is long gone, and as soon as the composite set is sold out, there wont be any other way to get those parts. Most newer stuff wont fit the Fury, because it has a very skinny transmission.

EDIT: The 83MM dogbone isnt 1.5MM longer per side, they are a full 3MM longer for each dogbone, but, the Fury has a ton of play with the 80MM bones, so the 83MM fit with no issues.

 

[Ginglehopper]

The 83MM is the updated one from the original 80MM, that were prone to pop out as the suspension got soft, or dropped too much. Make sure that before you put them in, you put O-rings in the diff cups. They help keep the dogbone from slamming into the diff. As for the diff, if they have the metal transmission gears, you should recommend they pick up the HPI Blitz ball diff: https://www.ebay.com/itm/283868889644 If they have the plastic/composite gear set, i would definitely have them pick up a few extra diff sets while they can. The Fury diff is becoming nearly impossible to get anymore. The original/BLX metal set is long gone, and as soon as the composite set is sold out, there wont be any other way to get those parts. Most newer stuff wont fit the Fury, because it has a very skinny transmission.

EDIT: The 83MM dogbone isnt 1.5MM longer per side, they are a full 3MM longer for each dogbone, but, the Fury has a ton of play with the 80MM bones, so the 83MM fit with no issues.

Okay, thanks!