rear axle input angle...

[wcdfmt510]

Originally Posted by jstein87

I wouldn't worry about it to much unless your breaking parts as a result. Driveline angles are more specific on 1:1 stuff because it can cause stresses and vibrations that lead to premature failure and uncomfort while riding (vibes). RC's dont spend most of their life at highway speeds like what 1:1s are designed to do so as long as it isn't binding during the suspension travel your probably not going to see any issues with it.

Besides possibly getting snagged on a rock or something.

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[durok]

If you do start destroying bearings in that location, some people use bronze bushings or thrust bearings instead~

Thrust bearings:

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...?ie=UTF8&psc=1

super-badass bushings:

Mini Loco Bushing - 5x11x4

[wcdfmt510]

I just ended up taking my incsion yeti rear links off my yeti and put them on the bomber. Pinion angle is about level now. The yeti links are about 2-3 mm longer

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