Pro-line CVDs?

[ctrl_alt_delete]

How are pro-line cvds compared to:

1) stock
2) RCBest
3) MIP

Reason I'm asking is because I found a set of Pro-Line Powerstroke Shocks and Pro-Line CVDs and Titanium Rods for under a $100...

[IndyEmaxx]

Did you find that deal on ebay? I've been watching an auction for that stuff for a few days, just wating ans debating. You know how it goes. I just got my E in early January and have already sunk a LOT of $$ into it. I'm also interested in the quality of the other parts that come with the shocks. the CVDs and the Proline Titanium turnbuckles.

[TexasSP]

Proline CVD's are made by MIP so they are the same. As far as CVD's go I would go with MIP/Proline or UE. Anything else I would just stay stock because there is usually a weak link with other manufacturers be it actual materials or joint design and what not. If you can get the deal you are looking at for under $150.00 then it's a steal and I say go for it.

[ctrl_alt_delete]

I have the Traxxas Big Bore Shocks. Would it be worth it to upgrade to the Prolines for that price? How much would I be able to sell the Big Bores for?

[cooleocool]

Yep, the Pro-Line CVD's are MIP's. Pro-Line had MIP put the set together for the Pro-Line Suspension kit. I own them and highly recomend them. They have held up fairly well over the past three years. The reason I say fairly well is because I did manage to bend one while doing some pretty rough rock jumping.


-Tom