Mr Max Wheelie

well my new steel mip cvds showed up today,i installed them as per the directions.........the rear one lasted about 8mins,approx. 3mins longer then the stockers,with a price tag of 69.99 this is a huge upset..........anyone have any idea what i can do besides going to UE TI shafts,or down grading my picco and going to a smaller engine?.........i evenordered the e-revo shafts cause i figuredthey'dbestronger,but nothing i buy seems to be strong enough to handle all the picco produced torque

Revy

My Feedback: (1)

My THS Racing cvd set-up hasn't skipped a beat with my .28 P3. Not a fan of MIP...kinda Integy like, imo.

Mr Max Wheelie

hey thanx for the reply!!! to they make them for the 4908 tmaxx? thats been my biggest issue so far,not many companies are making cvds for the extended maxx yet......do you have a link or part number so i can try to do someresearch?

RC_Diablo

Hey Maxx I just bought A used Big block Tmaxx over the weekend it has a os .30vg on it and THS CVDs they seem to be working fine.. and the arms are the same length as the ones on my 4908 I can put one on the 4908 tonight If you want just to make sure but it should fit no problem

silverman1

Just a question and maybe a dumb one, but doesn't MIP offer a lifetime warranty on their drive axles. I thought they did but maybe i misinterpreted. I know I put them (MIP) throughout my LST, and bent one like a pretzel when i slid it into a pole sideways. Who knows maybe I was just dreaming about a full warranty. Id let MIP know though that you are seriously disappointed in their product.

Revy

My Feedback: (1)

Here ya go...their page...

http://www.thsracing.com/cvds-and-accessories.html

Mr Max Wheelie

not sure about the warranty,i will be looking into it!............thanx for the link revymax!! im gonna look into getting a set of those,they even look tougher