T-Maxx CVD center driveshafts

[tmaxxmedic]

I'm thinking about getting a set of CVD shafts for my Maxx, my question is how do you attach the brake rotor to the shaft.. I noticed there is no pins on them to hold the rotor onto the shaft..

 

[chickenman242]

the only kit i have found with a steel cup with pins is an flm kit for one of their chassis so the dogbone is too short .idid a bit of asking around and apperntly the hpi 77mm dogbone will fit,i havnt tried this myself will wil be shortly

 

[rak12]

The HPI 77mm shaft with revo drive cups do work on a Tmaxx with the extended chassis, but for the rear center only. As you mentioned the pins for the brake disc are a problem. So far though my front center has held up well for about 3/4 gallon through a picco .26. I did find these on line but have not tried them.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/U-Joint-Axle-Shaft-Drive-CVD-Fit-TraxxasT-maxx-3-3-4908-/190573255303

 

[hotrodrob]

U could always use the big hex type brake that will slip right over the drive cup,u will need to use a drive cup that excepts a thru pin,like the traxxas style

 

[chickenman242]

the pin design is way better,well least for me used to have the disc come off the hub then have no brakes......try stopping a big block maxx goin full noise on an oval with no fence
back to the orignal question if you get the flm kit part #flm16055 that seems to be the only kit on the market with a pin style cup,just need to measure for a dogbone but as i said early i read on the traxxas forum that some dude used the hpi 77mm dogbone in the front also but i could be wrong......