Axial AX10 Scorpion CVA Driveshafts
 

Has anyone seen or used these, yet?

http://i91.photobucket.com/albums/k2...axialcva02.jpg

Who makes them?

Ummm yea more info please?

These are the new ones from Axial! It was posted on RC Car Action's website under new Products.

Yep.

http://www.rccaraction.com/ME2/dirmo...69688259EC11EE

Axial just keeps improving the AX-10, reminds me of the RC-10 a truly evolutionary chassis. Makes me wonder where this kit will be in a couple of years. Still driving my TLT stuff and waiting.

While they're at it, they should look into extending the end that goes into the locker.

Done!

them look bad ass man i got to get me some of thoes

Very good sir!

"thumbsup"

So when do we get to test some out?
Love to get these on my axial. The front end of mine kinda has probs.
Cant get full lock due to the stub axle cup hitting on the axle when turned hard.
So bring on the new goodies.
When they gonna be available to public?

Those will diffinitly help out with the front end on the ax-10 "thumbsup"

on that note can i make another suggestion to the axial guys....
we are breaking the lockers on our comp trucks.

i would love to see a hex or splines similiar to a tlt or clod to engage the locker to the shafts. two pressure points with steel to alloy contact creates a very high wear rate and that is where most of the slop in these axels come from.

keep up the good work guys. you are the best thing to happen to crawling so far.
thanks keith
scale speed

if you grind down the axle cup a bit, that will help out with steering;)

has a release date been posted yet :?:

I faced .062 off in the lathe and with RCP max clearance knuckles it has a crazy amount of steering. "thumbsup"

what surface did you machine off?

He faced off the inside bevel of the stub shaft. What I was planning on doing as well. I have RCP C's and knuckles coming so it looks like its gonna be a must do mod.

Correct. But if the axles engaged the spool as far as they could go, there would be a lot more contact area. More contact area = less slop, less premature wear.

well i just made my own
 

heres pics of the one i made

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