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TMAXX84
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interesting. these look like the same ones that traxxas sells. maybe this company makes them for traxxas. just like traxxas servos are really futaba just with a different name. i have a set for the front,rear and center for my t-maxx.
flandersander
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Would there be any significant gain against stock?
stronger. smoother running (= less heat = more efficient driveline)....
flandersander
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Well thats a plus. Are they any heavier?
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I don't think there is going to be a big wieght difference in compairison to the durability an performance gains you will get by going to CVD's...
CharliesTheMan
Gone - bye bye.
One of the main reasons that people run these is that when you upgrade to a high performance engine, the stock drivelines tend to twist and flex, which can cause a lot of obvious problems. Once you upgrade the tranny, then you have the stock driveshafts as the weak link.
flandersander
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Oh. So is there a gear set that makes all the stock 2.5 gears steel? Or do I need to buy a whole new tranny? Is the 3.3 tranny as good as all steel gears?