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Locked Up 04-22-2016 08:56 PM

OTVD Steering axles!
 
http://www.lockeduprc.net/images/logo/logo3dark.png
Presenting our new OTVD.
http://www.lockeduprc.net/drivetrain...839-SCOTVD.jpg

Locked Up RC is happy to present our solution for those that are looking for a stronger, reasonably priced, replacement steering axle shaft for their AX10/SCX10.
Although these units offer twice the strength of a stock "CVD", we stuck with the "OT" name because you all know and love it!

OT shafts offer several improvements over other shafts:
1. Torsional tensile strength rating of 180in/lbs. That is double a typical stock CVD shaft, which suffers destruction in the 70-85in/lb range.
2. We thread the end of the shaft several extra turns vs some other aftermarket shafts. So if you are trying to narrow up your rig with narrow hex hubs and our .185 SLW hubs you can run them with less or no washers behind your wheel nuts.
3. We use a coil to keep the pin in. This means you can assemble the shafts and leave them in your parts bin and they won't come apart like other units.
4. 50* of steering throw.

Even with these improvements these are usually a direct replacement requiring little or no modifications to a stock vehicle.
You can expect a direct slide in fit or light press fit with stock lockers...
They will be tight with an FI Spool, because we make FI spools to be tight with everything!

Compared to a standard CVD:
http://www.lockeduprc.net/drivetrain...9-SCOTVD-3.jpg

No animals were harmed in the making of this product... but a lot of metal was ...
http://www.lockeduprc.net/drivetrain...9-SCOTVD-2.jpg



thanks for reading!
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rcjunky3 04-22-2016 10:09 PM

Re: OTVD Steering axles!
 
they look great and sound very beefy any plans to make a version that works for the XR mod. this particular item is something that is hugely lacking in that market

BigSki 04-23-2016 06:10 PM

Re: OTVD Steering axles!
 
Nice product! "thumbsup" How about a 'builders' set with a few inches of tang so that they would be a breeze to modify for narrowed housings?

Locked Up 04-23-2016 06:33 PM

Re: OTVD Steering axles!
 
Working on some things...
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snapon boy 04-26-2016 01:19 PM

Re: OTVD Steering axles!
 
Will these work with your 8 degree knuckles and chubs?

Locked Up 04-26-2016 01:25 PM

Re: OTVD Steering axles!
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by snapon boy (Post 5493113)
Will these work with your 8 degree knuckles and chubs?

If you mean our Clockable C Hubs and High Steer Knuckles, then yes, absolutely. Note though that those are not 8*, they work with standard SCX10 parts.

We actually recently added all those parts to our VUCK build (with a bunch of other stuff):http://www.rccrawler.com/forum/1-9-s...ml#post5490676

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snapon boy 04-26-2016 08:07 PM

Re: OTVD Steering axles!
 
Sorry I don't know what I was thinking. I will be in touch soon for the universals and over size bushings

limegalodon 04-27-2016 11:32 AM

Re: OTVD Steering axles!
 
Will this work with the Vanquish Currie RockJock?


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Locked Up 04-27-2016 12:02 PM

Re: OTVD Steering axles!
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by limegalodon (Post 5493677)
Will this work with the Vanquish Currie RockJock?


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Rock Jocks don't include differentials, knuckles or C's... but provided whatever you have/put on there meets stock specs, then I can't see why not.


http://www.lockeduprc.net/misc/pictu...6/IMG_3853.jpg

FWIW,
Stock and Aluminum Axial C-Chubs have an inner measurement of 14mm between the upper and lower arm.

So with these at 13.95 for the OD on that stub, they will be a tight fit, but have cleared everything we have mounted them on.
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If you run some other inner C, or yours make contact, it would be super easy to polish the C for clearance.

Bananaclip 05-16-2016 08:04 PM

Re: OTVD Steering axles!
 
I will be placing an order soon Patrick!:mrgreen:

Bobtail74 08-02-2016 08:53 AM

Re: OTVD Steering axles!
 
Hello, I know you people do rigorous R&D, I am curious what real life torture you have performed. My friend and I have big Holmes systems on 3s but have trouble keeping Vanquish vvd axles from breaking frequently. Before anyone claims we are mindless bashers and that is why we break all our stuff, I have been in this hobby 37 years and my friend almost as long. He has been building custom crawlers since before Axial came along using Tamiya parts. I like Locked Up RC products but also don't mind spending the money if something better is out there. We both understand breakage is certain, we don't really mind that much, but sometimes you get tired of swapping axle shafts in muddy trucks...LOL. Thank You

Locked Up 08-02-2016 10:43 AM

Re: OTVD Steering axles!
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Bobtail74 (Post 5543153)
Hello, I know you people do rigorous R&D, I am curious what real life torture you have performed. My friend and I have big Holmes systems on 3s but have trouble keeping Vanquish vvd axles from breaking frequently. Before anyone claims we are mindless bashers and that is why we break all our stuff, I have been in this hobby 37 years and my friend almost as long. He has been building custom crawlers since before Axial came along using Tamiya parts. I like Locked Up RC products but also don't mind spending the money if something better is out there. We both understand breakage is certain, we don't really mind that much, but sometimes you get tired of swapping axle shafts in muddy trucks...LOL. Thank You

We have a lot of people running these now and they perform quite well... but they are not indestructible. If you are breaking VVDs, these are not going to change much for you..

Our laboratory testing puts these VERY close in strength to the VVDs. So if you are breaking those, I'm sure you will break these with similar frequency.


Having said that ... the OTVD may be less costly for you to replace.
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Bobtail74 08-02-2016 08:41 PM

Re: OTVD Steering axles!
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by locked up (Post 5543227)
we have a lot of people running these now and they perform quite well... But they are not indestructible. If you are breaking vvds, these are not going to change much for you..

Our laboratory testing puts these very close in strength to the vvds. So if you are breaking those, i'm sure you will break these with similar frequency.


Having said that ... The otvd may be less costly for you to replace.
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thank you


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