I need some advice

[Brady Matthews]

I have a HSP costom built brushless rock bouncer with the same drive train as a redcat everest 10 and I have had a problem with the dog bone axles breaking all the time. Are there any brand of axles that would fit this that would hold up to a 3s brushless system? The picture below shows the rock bouncer when the tire came unglued but also broke 3 of the 4 axles.

 

[Chubaka]

You can try another brand of crawler axles. Pick the best based on measuring yours and pictures. You can also try heat treating if your comfortable.

 

[Brady Matthews]

Ok, that sounds good, I will try them. Thanks!

 

[STONER RC]

I have a HSP costom built brushless rock bouncer with the same drive train as a redcat everest 10 and I have had a problem with the dog bone axles breaking all the time. Are there any brand of axles that would fit this that would hold up to a 3s brushless system? The picture below shows the rock bouncer when the tire came unglued but also broke 3 of the 4 axles.

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Whats up bud. Are you running to stock axles? Might need to upgrade to steal ones.

I agree with @Chubaka try different dog bonesJujust messure the ones you have now end to end. Even if you find ones a mm off. You can use the springs out of a Bic pen to hold them in place. And also to take the slop out to keep them tight in the axle hub

 

[WickedFog]

ARB supposedly makes some nice stuff. They make various styles as well I believe.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/3146784570...NCCKxqlTp2&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY

 

[Jerold]

The Everest came with a brushed motor and wasn't designed for the torque and speed of a brushless motor. So I don't know there is is a tougher axle.

Unless there are aftermarket parts, you can adjust your driving style, possibly reduce the weight or swap the axles.

 

[Brady Matthews]

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Whats up bud. Are you running to stock axles? Might need to upgrade to steal ones.

I agree with @Chubaka try different dog bonesJujust messure the ones you have now end to end. Even if you find ones a mm off. You can use the springs out of a Bic pen to hold them in place. And also to take the slop out to keep them tight in the axle hub

I have tried many different brands and run steel axles but I will keep trying. Thanks for the info!

ARB supposedly makes some nice stuff. They make various styles as well I believe.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/3146784570...NCCKxqlTp2&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY

I will check them out, thanks.