Ax10 with 45 turn Integy
 

I'm just ready to plunge into an AX10. I'm debating ove a 55 or 45 turn integy lathe for it. I'd like the 45t for some extra wheelspeed, but what I wanna know is: Will the 45t combined with a Super Rooster and a 8 cell saddle pack from TCS have me popping driveshafts and such more than the 55 turn?

i have that exact setup 45t rooster and cells never popped a d-shaft runs real well also plenty of torque and wheelspeed you would be happy with that setup

Well, apparently this question somehow doesn't apply to the AX10 forum, though I did consider the Motor Forum....anyway, thanks for your answer, that was really all I was looking for. I read TONS about driveshaft issues, but wanted to address this combo specifically.

If you do pop the driveshafts, replace them with Jato or Stampede shafts.