E-revo CVD's?
 

I've been looking for some CVD for my e-revo as I have already broken a few :intello:. I know these are for the 3.3 revo, but would these work?
http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...VD-Kit-Revo-33

I do not think those will work. The only center CVDs I've seen so far specifically for the E-revo are from Integy. Kershaw Designs makes center dogbones, but no CVDs yet.

If I used integy, It would be 2wd in a couple of minutes :lol:

LOL that's what I was going to say next. Or no wheel drive!

Or until it explodes :yes:. Hmm maybe summit cvd's? Or are they the same as the revo...

Summit stock center shafts are same as E-revo.

I bought some Revo center CVDs and they were the wrong ones, that's how I learned the hard way. Now I decided to keep the stock plastic center shafts. I am keeping them as a weak link on purpose, so that they will break before my expensive F/R CVDs or expensive V3 hybrid diffs. If you replace the stock center shafts with CVDs something else will become the weak link, and it might be something much more troublesome and expensive to replace. Just something to consider.

Also, if you are having trouble breaking center driveshafts try loosening the slipper a bit so it slips more on hard impacts.

I wouldn't go for the CVDs. Personally I would like something to give on a hard impact or landing.. The stock driveshafts and cheap and easy to replace.. If you get CVD all the will end up going to your differential. Plus if you adjust your slipper just a bit you shouldn't be going through driveshafts all that much.

Thanks guys, I loosened the slipper a litlle bit and I'll see how that works.

Traxxas just realeased these if anyone's interested with upgrading their center CVD's.
http://www.traxxas.com/scripts/trxne...php?newsid=229

Very nice. As tempting as those are I'm still leaving my center shafts stock per what I said before.

MIP makes a set of center CVDs for the E-revo, MIP08138

http://www.miponline.com/MIP/t-a10scenter-erv.html