MIP CVD's

[MB Nitro]

Where can I get Mip CVD's and MIP products online?

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[SuperMuncher]

im pretty sure towerhobbies.com has them

[NismoGTR]

No - I've looked for them at Tower and they don't seem to carry any of the CVD kits for a 4-tec. Some dude here on the message boards was talking about a place http://store.rlhobbies.com/ saying it was pretty cool. If you search for "4-tec",alum CVD's will come up. I'm in no rush to get them though, and I don't really know anything about the quality of the store.

[SuperMuncher]

they also have the graohite shock tower and rear brace in stock, if that helps anyone searching for them (6.38, 8.50)and they have the cvd's

[BIGSTEEZ]

Try: http://www.hobbypeople.net

[zia15]

I doubt the CVDs will change performance notacibly. I've looked into them but have found that the stock axles have a rotaional mass very simmilar to what you'd find on a CVD. The only reason to upgrade would be to get higher resistance to breakage. And unless many of you enjoy flooring your cars over curbs or have nobbyish tires and run on a high traction surface, which is almost completely non existant, then the stock axles are just as good. The stock pieces are also cheaper to repair in the event that you manage to smash any thing.