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03.03.2005, 02:39 AM
I saw a 6 piece set of RD Logics CVDs (f/r/c) on eBay going for $70, and I was wondering if these are good replacement parts if the final intent is to go brushless with a Warrior 9918/Feigao 9L setup.
If these are good, I may go ahead and get them, and maybe upgrade the steering blocks to the RPM blocks with the larger bearings. |
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03.03.2005, 06:57 AM
The RDLogics center cvds won't work on an e-maxx (t-maxx and e-maxx differ in size here, as well as the tranny outdrive being a different diameter-so the drivecups won't fit). The front/rear work fine. I carry these cvds. I also carry Integy steering blocks, which also have the larger bearing and are about the same weight as the RPM (same price, too).
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03.03.2005, 09:58 AM
Thanks for the info, Mike.
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03.03.2005, 01:45 PM
No problem.
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03.03.2005, 02:09 PM
So then what about the center drive shafts for the E-Maxx? Are there CVDs available? or do the stockers hold up to the brushless power?
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03.03.2005, 02:28 PM
Unlimited Engineering makes titanium center shafts that most use. They aren't cheap, but they are pretty much bulletproof. I am working on a potentially less expensive alternative, but for now, I would recommend the UE set.
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03.03.2005, 03:31 PM
As always, you're a bottomless pool of useful knowledge. Thanks!
I'm trying to lay out an upgrade plan that won't put me into sticker shock. :D |
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03.04.2005, 05:15 AM
Hey Mike,
I am in need of some center CVDs for my new chassis, do you have a link where I can buy the UE CVDs for an E-Maxx? I went to their site and couldnt find them for an E-Maxx. Thanks |
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03.04.2005, 06:47 AM
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03.06.2005, 06:47 AM
I think so. Is it the SKU# 13513T SuperMaxx Titanium Center Driveshaft Kit, E-Maxx Chassis for $45 that I am looking for?
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03.06.2005, 07:16 AM
13511T - i think this one is the one you will need - i will differ to mike on this one - are you running ext chassis?
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03.06.2005, 11:19 AM
the 13513t is for the stock length chassis, the 13511t is for the ext. Your both right.
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03.06.2005, 11:47 AM
I knew that
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03.06.2005, 03:39 PM
mike,
what material are you gonna make your center cvd out of? |
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