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04.16.2007, 10:17 AM

Why not use 3.3 specs driveshafts? They are inexpensive, tough, and flex slightly on the "big bits". Best value going.

I owned a set of RD-Logics and they looked nice. Almost as nice as Unlimited Engineering.
HOWEVER, I never actually used mine and I've heard that while they look nice the steel they use is cheap and breaks easily. I can't confirm or deny that personally but I can tell you that I've used the Traxxas 3.3 shafts (on my REVO 3.3 and they have been perfect!) and the UE Supermaxx 6mm on my SUpermaxx-Emaxx and they are tough!

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04.16.2007, 02:22 PM

Traxxas has started making CVDs...9.99 for two drive shafts and 20.00 for Centers. I'm not sure how well they work but I may give them a try. It want be until next month before they're released. As for RD Logics, I'm running a set on my son's Emaxx with zero issues. I always refer to them as off brands. Anyhow, I also run the stock centers as well. The only broken parts so far is a set of rear gears...maybe front also. But I'm also running stock Titans on his truck. I plan on running one of the above CVDs on my BL Emaxx soon. Just waiting on parts.

As for Nitro or Electric...thats a hard one. Now either way you choose, you will still need to beef up your vehicle. One way to do it, is to wait tell a weak part breaks and replace it with a better part.
   
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