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the best steel driveshafts they make for revo???

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Mip? Traxxas? Integy? Other? Which ones can handle the power of a big block?
 
i have used the traxxas ones on a few of my rigs and they hold up to some serious abuse
plus to rebuild them is cheap as chips
 
The trx cvd’s are a good set and you won’t have many problems with them running a BB engine.

These are a new design that have got very good reviews with people running big Brushless and lipo setups. I have a set ordered to try.
Plus, you can’t beat the warrantee.


http://www.tvrrc.com
 
Snook Man said:
The trx cvd’s are a good set and you won’t have many problems with them running a BB engine.

These are a new design that have got very good reviews with people running big Brushless and lipo setups. I have a set ordered to try.
Plus, you can’t beat the warrantee.


http://www.tvrrc.com
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Where can you get them other than eBay from Taipei and less than $180 for all 4?
 
$180 for a set is about what good axles are going to run you no matter where you get them. I think the MIP are $150 +shipping so they are in the same ballpark.
 
Yeh I'd go for the trx ones , cost alot less and I run them on an erbe and havent had a prob even on a 6s
 
I can get a set of mip splines shafts for about $98. How long would shipping be to get those x ball shafts from Taipei? They do look sweet!
 

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