Marty

[Rockcrawlinredneck]

Are these the axles you have?

http://www.rc4wdstore.com/2/product_info.php?manufacturers_id=13&products_id=755

Could I effectivly "bolt" them in to my current set up with just the purchase of another motor? I know I cwould not have dig, or the super cool FXR but I could add those over time right?

[KR3PER]

I looked at my AX10 and my Bullys and I think they will work.  You will need longer upper links which is no problem (delrin works great).  You will loose the battery mounting area on the front axle though.  Your wheels will still work since the Bully's have the same hexes.  I'm not sure about you speed contoller.  It might be a good idea to make sure the Rooster can handle two motors.  Electronics aren't my specialty though.

[Rockcrawlinredneck]

How much have you heard about the EnRoute Berg axle's? I guess they are one of the "top dawg" axles. Do yall have any thought's on them?

[KR3PER]

They're great if you like breakin' axle shafts.  Most MOAs are Bergs.  I think folks like them because the are really light.  Your average Berg MOA will weigh in at around 6lbs where the average Bully (alloys) will tip the scales at 7+lbs.  All I can say is that I've seen alot of berg breakage.

Here is a review thread for Berg's new V2 rolling chassis.  I saw this thing up close and it is pretty cool.

http://www.rccrawler.com/forum/showthread.php?t=206560