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Gee · 01.03.2009, 08:35 PM

I've tried the 5151R Traxxas ones. Bent one right off the bat and since have had two of the stub axles snap off. The other 2 have held up and are still on the right side of the evo got stockers on the left side. Not real cheap fixing them when something goes wrong. I think it was $12 for a new shaft and the stub axles are $7 each. Haven't tried any other cvd for the maxx/revo that I can speak badly of. I'm a believer in the stock sliders and just replace when they were out or break. They usually sell in units of 4 complete shafts on ebay for a good price.

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Gee A Horse's Ass Offline Posts: 1,065 Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Spokane WA	01.03.2009, 08:35 PM I've tried the 5151R Traxxas ones. Bent one right off the bat and since have had two of the stub axles snap off. The other 2 have held up and are still on the right side of the evo got stockers on the left side. Not real cheap fixing them when something goes wrong. I think it was $12 for a new shaft and the stub axles are $7 each. Haven't tried any other cvd for the maxx/revo that I can speak badly of. I'm a believer in the stock sliders and just replace when they were out or break. They usually sell in units of 4 complete shafts on ebay for a good price.