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mistercrash · 11.11.2010, 02:17 PM

No problem. I couldn't wait so I charged up the Hyperions and went at it in my favorite construction site. Those Hyperions are powerful I tell ya. From my experience with this ERBE, with the outside temp being around 50 degrees, and the level of abuse I put the truck through, I can say that for a first test, the shafts are very strong. I seriously doubt that the stock shafts or even Summit shafts would have survived. I also did a couple dozen full throttle starts from a stand still on the side walk. My throttle control is set too high and my slipper too loose to do standing back flips, but it went 3/4 of the way ending on the lid each time. Even these full throttle starts on high grip sidewalks didn't faze the shafts.
I could set the throttle control to zero and tighten the slipper but the center shafts are still stock so I would probably twist or snap those on 6S. The only option that I know of to replace the center shafts is the Kershaw Design dogbones.

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mistercrash Guelph, Canada, eh! Offline Posts: 1,083 Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Guelph, Ontario, Canada	11.11.2010, 02:17 PM No problem. I couldn't wait so I charged up the Hyperions and went at it in my favorite construction site. Those Hyperions are powerful I tell ya. From my experience with this ERBE, with the outside temp being around 50 degrees, and the level of abuse I put the truck through, I can say that for a first test, the shafts are very strong. I seriously doubt that the stock shafts or even Summit shafts would have survived. I also did a couple dozen full throttle starts from a stand still on the side walk. My throttle control is set too high and my slipper too loose to do standing back flips, but it went 3/4 of the way ending on the lid each time. Even these full throttle starts on high grip sidewalks didn't faze the shafts. I could set the throttle control to zero and tighten the slipper but the center shafts are still stock so I would probably twist or snap those on 6S. The only option that I know of to replace the center shafts is the Kershaw Design dogbones. No brain, no headaches.