Has anyone had a good experience with MIP CVD's on their Rustler? I've heard they limit travel, and are not a real good hop-up for the Rustler.
Let me know.
Thanks.
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01-17-2001 08:14 AM #1RC Competitor
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CVD Question
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01-17-2001 01:23 PM #2
what you heard was bull, they are a great upgrade, and you will be very happy since you dont have to work on your car as much, and its much easier when it comes time to fix stuff
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01-17-2001 03:54 PM #3RC Competitor
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i have to agree with stormperson i have had many good experiences with cvd's adn they are a very worth wile up-grade.
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01-18-2001 03:33 PM #4RC Qualifier
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how do you get the cvd on to the yoke usually it goes on the that other part with the slit in it
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01-18-2001 04:16 PM #5RC Qualifier
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DG your guess is correct...you do put it into the cups that have the slits on the side...you have to get rid of your yokes. I bought hardened steel yokes and when i got CVD's I gave my yokes to him. I haven't run my Rustler with the CVD's yet cause its winter in minnesota...but as soon as I do I'll see if they were worth my money.
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