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brijar · 05.02.2009, 11:48 PM

I can't really afford the CVD's. It costs about $15 for dogbones, axles, and 2 drive cups which will last me about 2 years, so I think I'd rather stick with those. I'm going to try the newer sliders first, though, unless they are proven to not be worth the time.

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brijar Knowing You're Hooked on RC: Priceless... Offline Posts: 271 Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Blue Springs (KC) MO	05.02.2009, 11:48 PM I can't really afford the CVD's. It costs about $15 for dogbones, axles, and 2 drive cups which will last me about 2 years, so I think I'd rather stick with those. I'm going to try the newer sliders first, though, unless they are proven to not be worth the time. Brijar!!! REVO 3.3 Conversion: 3906 trans, CC 1518, MMM, 6s Gens Ace 5k 40C, LST Diffs, Summit shafts Slash 2x4 LCG Two Slash 4x4s Rustler