Axial Universal Joints

[Axial]

AX10 Scorpion Universal Joints

• Turning angle up to 42 degrees
• Heavy duty hardened steel construction
• No setscrews needed, cross pin held in place by aluminum ring
• Sold in set of two, why buy four when you only need two

Part Info
AX30460 AX10 Scorpion Universal Joint Axle (2pcs)
AX30461 AX10 Scorpion Universal Joint Axle Shaft (2pcs)
AX30462 AX10 Scorpion Universal Joint Rebuild kit (2pcs)
AX30464 AX10 Scorpion Universal Set (2pcs)

http://www.axialracing.com/ftp/ax10o...niv_joint.html

[HiloDB1]

When will these be available?

[Axial]

Originally Posted by HiloDB1

When will these be available?

We started shipping them last week, most of the vendors here should have them already or within a short amount of time.

Thanks,
Axial

[HiloDB1]

Thanks, Ive been waiting for these ever since I seen them on the site several weeks back. Will be ordering a set soon

[Jman08]

Those are sweet. Are you guys working on some HD drive shafts by any chance?

[robert97dodge]

Can we get those in chromoly??

[whoodie]

Originally Posted by robert97dodge

Can we get those in chromoly??

Yeah I want to know what material these are specifically. Actually just give me a hardness and I can take it from there.

[Nabil]

the housings have been availiable for a long time

[2JSC]

Originally Posted by e-hills4x4

the housings have been availiable for a long time

So they have... ... deleted my stupid question.

[BENDER]

Originally Posted by robert97dodge

Can we get those in chromoly??

Originally Posted by whoodie

Yeah I want to know what material these are specifically. Actually just give me a hardness and I can take it from there.

I'm not sure what material was used, but the shafts have proven themselves to be plenty durable so far.

Nice too see these available now Matt, I love mine. The extra steering gained over the stock set-up, and zero backlash are key for comp situations.

[Tanis]

Originally Posted by BENDER

The extra steering gained over the stock set-up, and zero backlash are key for comp situations.

Exactly, mine should be here tomorrow Nice work Mr. Kearney

[Hildy]

I have got these on order along with the RCP knuckles to replace my stock shafts/RC4WD knuckles.

Can't wait to see how much better the steering will be.

[sedanman67]

Now you need to make a version with integral wheel wideners!

[binaryterror]

Originally Posted by sedanman67

Now you need to make a version with integral wheel wideners!

Not really, just buy full offset wheels.

[whoodie]

Originally Posted by binaryterror

Not really, just buy full offset wheels.

X2

[Yawzer]

Nice job Axial - got mine installed & tested - they work great - much improvement over stock. I tried the MIP cvd's & did not like the fact that you had to be very careful how tight the wheel lock nut could be - these are much better.

[Locked Up]

Originally Posted by Yawzer

Nice job Axial - got mine installed & tested - they work great - much improvement over stock. I tried the MIP cvd's & did not like the fact that you had to be very careful how tight the wheel lock nut could be - these are much better.

Do the MIPs strip or something?

[whoodie]

Originally Posted by Locked Up

Do the MIPs strip or something?

I spoke with Brandon at MIP 2 days ago and he told me that the stub shafts have been redesigned to include a lip that the outer bearing inner race will seat on. That way when you crank down on the wheel nuts it should not bind the bearings. He said that they are scheduled for production in 2 weeks time. I suggest that IF you are having problems, call them up and get replacements. He said that the problem exists on certain aftermarket knuckles.

[Yawzer]

Locked Up - No, they do not strip - the stub shaft was designed just a fuzz short of the axials - so the distance between the inner bearing and the hex pin was a little off - sounds like they are correcting it - hope so - they usually make a great product.