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Gustav · 01:54 PM

I'm suprised you can break cvds like that in a 2wd stadium truck,there should only be as much force on them as there is traction.My Losi is still on it's origional driveshafts after over a year and with running some ludicrous amounts of power.The GPS said 57.1 mph today on a rough,greasy,narrow single track road,it was well shy of it's top speed.the transmission is all stock,no metal idler or diff gear.

A basic 4200 is a nice motor on 8 to 10 cells and is crazy on 3s lipo,it can see 45mph quite happily on 8 cells.The 1920s are the ultimate motor for these cars though if you want crazy speeds from a smallish motor.

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Gustav RC-Monster Aluminum Offline Posts: 916 Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: UK	05.01.2006, 01:52 PM I'm suprised you can break cvds like that in a 2wd stadium truck,there should only be as much force on them as there is traction.My Losi is still on it's origional driveshafts after over a year and with running some ludicrous amounts of power.The GPS said 57.1 mph today on a rough,greasy,narrow single track road,it was well shy of it's top speed.the transmission is all stock,no metal idler or diff gear. A basic 4200 is a nice motor on 8 to 10 cells and is crazy on 3s lipo,it can see 45mph quite happily on 8 cells.The 1920s are the ultimate motor for these cars though if you want crazy speeds from a smallish motor. Last edited by Gustav; 05.01.2006 at 01:54 PM.