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Anyone running the Quick Turn drive shaft if so can i get some feed back on it.
 
I believe JetMech runs a quick turn... I am also kinda wondering if i should use one or not... I wont be racing for a little while, but if i have good brakes, the front diff will be shot in no time without the quickturn...
 
Ummm...

I have something that the little hobby shop down the street calls a "Quik Turn" but I think we may be talking two different products.

What car does the thing you are talking about go on? Can you give us a link to the item from towerhobbies or some other hobby supply?
 
You Must Be Tweakin Were Oviously In The Revo Section That Would Give You A Hint On Wtf It Goes On!!
 
Candy_Man said:
You Must Be Tweakin Were Oviously In The Revo Section That Would Give You A Hint On Wtf It Goes On!!
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Dude, don't start with the butthead attitude... It just isn't worth it here. :hammer: :shrug:
 
Yeah I'm running it. check out RD Racing Products (rdracingproducts.com). Roy's the inventor and the only one to sell a true Quick Turn. There's a couple imitations out there but they aren't worth a poop and some say you can make your own but by the time you figure in cost and your time to make it, well you shot the $70. Here's the skinny, do you race or bash? If your a racer, it's awesome especially on tight tracks. It unloads the front end during braking (usually into a turn) and allows you to "whip" the rear end around through the turn. It keeps the truck from plowing or pushing the front end through the turn. Almost the way a center dif in an 8th scale works, sort of. If your a basher it could go either way. You'll either like it for the powersliding you pull off or you won't cause you do lose front wheel braking and the hinders some control you'll have while airborn. IMO, if your racing, it's a gotta have. Bashing, well, I don't bash much so I couldn't say.
 
cool thanks man finally somebody that knows what they're talking about
 

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