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microdiladum · 09.10.2005, 08:32 PM

I use MIP E-maxx center cvds with the regular center bone up front and a wheel to axle bone in the rear. It works great and seems like a good solution to your problem. They also are very strong

You will need these items:

MIP E-maxx Center CVD kit
Original non-wide maxx CVD bone Part #1487

Also I haven't tried it yet but I think the newer silver bone from the newer widemaxx cvds might fit better if you use UE 7.5 diffs The non-wide maxx bone doesn't go although in the cup with the UE 7.5 diffs, but it goes in enough and since the center CVD do not move its not a big deal. I haven't had a problem yet though. I also havent used this combo with stock diffs but have been told they fit great with those diffs.

I use MIP CVDs for the wheels to so just send me a reply or PM if you need me too and I will measure them and/or see if they fit better then the non-widemaxx shafts when using UE diffs.

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microdiladum RC-Monster Stock Offline Posts: 34 Join Date: Aug 2005	09.10.2005, 08:32 PM I use MIP E-maxx center cvds with the regular center bone up front and a wheel to axle bone in the rear. It works great and seems like a good solution to your problem. They also are very strong You will need these items: MIP E-maxx Center CVD kit Original non-wide maxx CVD bone Part #1487 Also I haven't tried it yet but I think the newer silver bone from the newer widemaxx cvds might fit better if you use UE 7.5 diffs The non-wide maxx bone doesn't go although in the cup with the UE 7.5 diffs, but it goes in enough and since the center CVD do not move its not a big deal. I haven't had a problem yet though. I also havent used this combo with stock diffs but have been told they fit great with those diffs. I use MIP CVDs for the wheels to so just send me a reply or PM if you need me too and I will measure them and/or see if they fit better then the non-widemaxx shafts when using UE diffs.