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mistercrash
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11.28.2009, 03:45 PM

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Originally Posted by SpeedAssault View Post
Like you I have LST diffs and 6s.
my stock shafts have begun to break

What axle shafts have you gone to, which is the best ?
All the shafts are good (except Integy) as long as you have a good slipper that is well adjusted to protect them. I tried the stock sliders and the Summit shafts. The sliders snap and twist more easily. The Summit shafts don't snap or twist as easily but every part wears out quicker than the sliders and become full of slop. The sliders die quickly, the Summits die a slow and painfull death It's all in the slipper from my experience, if you don't have one on your ride, rig one up or stock up on spare shafts.
Once you have a good slipper to protect your drive train, it will be better. But there is no getting around the fact that we run with very powerful power plants. We have ways to prevent the shafts from snapping at every burst of the trigger, but whatever shafts you use, even with a good slipper, they will wear out faster. Especially when using 1/10th scale parts for a 1/5th scale application.


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