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TRAV 01-28-2012 10:14 PM

best way to join a rwvo drive shaft to the output shaft on the axle
 
just like the title said.
i have drilled the pinion, but it not straight so i get a lot of wobble
so i have a new set but i need to find a better way to join up my redo drive shafts.
i saw some were a custom aluminum one made by Mike?? i think.
but i can't find them any where.

any help would be great

thanks

v84x4 01-28-2012 11:00 PM

Re: best way to join a rwvo drive shaft to the output shaft on the axle
 
"Cordwood" knows all about this........
I'm sure he'll Chime in here


Regards Rick

vwmopar 01-29-2012 12:23 AM

Re: best way to join a rwvo drive shaft to the output shaft on the axle
 
rc-monster.com has an aluminum coupler for revo shafts and 1/8 scale different. I plan to use these.

TRAV 01-29-2012 09:38 AM

Re: best way to join a rwvo drive shaft to the output shaft on the axle
 
v8 4x4 are you making steering linkage to work on the full size TF axles?
i'm using you servo mount(which are super cool) but the servo horn hits the main link, so right now i have the horn pointing up.
was wondering if you made a bent one to fit around it

thanks
thanks vwmopar. those look perfect
just going to wait to see if any one else chimes in

buggynutt 01-29-2012 04:42 PM

Re: best way to join a rwvo drive shaft to the output shaft on the axle
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by TRAV (Post 3533291)
v8 4x4 are you making steering linkage to work on the full size TF axles?
i'm using you servo mount(which are super cool) but the servo horn hits the main link, so right now i have the horn pointing up.
was wondering if you made a bent one to fit around it

thanks
thanks vwmopar. those look perfect
just going to wait to see if any one else chimes in


Mount the servo on a set of the angled servo mounts or put some shims under it. Other option is to rotate servo mount back but that seems to set the shark fin off.. just a few ideas

hope that helped

buggynutt 01-29-2012 05:00 PM

Re: best way to join a rwvo drive shaft to the output shaft on the axle
 
I forgot to say, when I drilled mine the were way off and all I had to do is spin it and but the pin in from the other way. it got them to run more true and if you need to drill the hole a little deeper in the end that slides onto the pinion, my first one wasnt sliding on for enough. I wont lie, I found it all a pain in the @ss also but just work with it and see what you can do. I thought mine were done but now the work great.

v84x4 01-29-2012 05:43 PM

Re: best way to join a rwvo drive shaft to the output shaft on the axle
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by TRAV (Post 3532709)
just like the title said.
i have drilled the pinion, but it not straight so i get a lot of wobble
so i have a new set but i need to find a better way to join up my redo drive shafts.
i saw some were a custom aluminum one made by Mike?? i think.
but i can't find them any where.

any help would be great

thanks

OK.......Here ya go
Step by step instructions with Pic's

Product_Reviews

New reviews pages added to SuperShafty.com

Thank you "Cordwood"

mjderstine 01-29-2012 06:08 PM

Re: best way to join a rwvo drive shaft to the output shaft on the axle
 
well done

Cordwood 01-29-2012 06:15 PM

Re: best way to join a rwvo drive shaft to the output shaft on the axle
 
Whoa, how'd I miss this thread.

TRAV, i responded to your PM earlier today. It's an easy mod and I'm pretty sure the couplers are in stock.

Thanks MJ.

TRAV 01-29-2012 06:21 PM

Re: best way to join a rwvo drive shaft to the output shaft on the axle
 
thanks for getting back to me so soon.
i just got 2 on their way
looking forward to getting them.

just to clarify i will need to drill and tap new set screw hole.
on the other side closer to the end. is that right.

could a guy cut them down so they slide on further and use the stock hole, or would i have to cut away to much to make it work that way..

thanks

Cordwood 01-29-2012 06:26 PM

Re: best way to join a rwvo drive shaft to the output shaft on the axle
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by TRAV (Post 3534273)
thanks for getting back to me so soon.
i just got 2 on their way
looking forward to getting them.

just to clarify i will need to drill and tap new set screw hole.
on the other side closer to the end. is that right.

could a guy cut them down so they slide on further and use the stock hole, or would i have to cut away to much to make it work that way..

thanks

That's correct, drill and tap on the other side.

The problem with cutting it down is you'll lose that lip that hits the inner bearing race. You could tighten it up off the beating and hope it doesn't move or it'll hit the axle case or outer bearing race. Plus you'd be cutting a fair amount off.

TRAV 01-29-2012 06:30 PM

Re: best way to join a rwvo drive shaft to the output shaft on the axle
 
great thanks
can't wait to get the warthog up and running soon
had it out for the first time today in a year.
already broke a dog bone
when i put the supershafty 4 link mounts instead of the stock TF ones i put the axle screws into far and they were rubbing on the bone and coursed it to break
live and learn

v84x4 01-29-2012 07:37 PM

Re: best way to join a rwvo drive shaft to the output shaft on the axle
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by TRAV (Post 3533291)
v8 4x4 are you making steering linkage to work on the full size TF axles?
i'm using you servo mount(which are super cool) but the servo horn hits the main link, so right now i have the horn pointing up.
was wondering if you made a bent one to fit around it

thanks
thanks vwmopar. those look perfect
just going to wait to see if any one else chimes in

Hey....

No real plans for steering linkage because of so many different options :cry:


Regards Rick


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