So my issue is: installed hard steel CVD and am now braking the rear right (looking from the rear) CVD within 5 mins of installation. are there any ideas as to why??
The location of breakage is on the threaded axle itself.
Vehicle details are below:
Slash 4x4 Ultimate spec
3.8" Stampede Wheels
Hobbywing 120A esc http://www.hobbywing.com/product_show.asp?id=278
Hobbywing 2000kv motor http://www.hobbywing.com/product_show.asp?id=241
Turn1gy 14.8v LIPO (2x 7.4v)
TQi TX/RX
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11-08-2012 05:35 PM #1RC Enthusiast
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Broken Steel CVD issues
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11-08-2012 05:57 PM #2RC Champion
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pics?.....
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11-08-2012 06:13 PM #3RC Enthusiast
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they will have to come when I get home.
Originally Posted by MotorStuff
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11-08-2012 10:09 PM #4
Where they the MIP ones?
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11-10-2012 02:44 AM #5RC Champion
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willing to bet it is caused by the larger wheel's.
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11-10-2012 08:14 AM #6RC Champion
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They shouldn't be breaking because of that wheel size. My friends run bigger sizes with thier tekno's and mip's. I'd be calling Traxxas support. Hope you find a good solution.
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