Driveshaft upgrade Broke my blazers ft drive shaft. What exactly do I need to replace with a metal upgrade? I'm running a 35t brushed 3s setup.... Ty for any help the more research I do the more confused I get |
Re: Driveshaft upgrade If you go with MIP shafts, the kit for the Ascender comes with the proper inserts for the axle housings. If you go with another brand (junfac for an example) you'll need the aftermarket adapter inserts by either Vanquish or GCM. Sent from my SM-G960U using Tapatalk |
Re: Driveshaft upgrade I highly recommend MIP. Excellent product with great customer service. Sent from my Pixel 2 XL using Tapatalk |
Re: Driveshaft upgrade Thanks. Are the mips the cheaper option? |
Re: Driveshaft upgrade The stocker works fine, but the pin can wear, the cup can crack. I have 3 ascenders, all on 3s power, one is a comp rig that gets hammered, have never broken a driveshaft. But, that one the pin got really worn and would have broken if I had not caught it. Posted in the 'what did you do to your ascender today' thread. Upgrade is fine, or replace the stock parts - either option is works. |
Re: Driveshaft upgrade While my only driveshaft oops was a sheared pin on the front driveshaft (that was easy to replace), I went the Junfac route and got a the GCM adapters... Very pleased with my choice... I have no experience with MIPS... That being said, from my research, MIP makes a good product as well... If you are budget conscious, you could probably get a replacement stock part and be happy... Just remember how the old one broke and try not to do that again... LOL Good luck... |
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MIP is quality, but Junfac is way more scale looking. "thumbsup" |
Re: Driveshaft upgrade ^ Yeah that. I have Junfac shafts on a lot of my trucks. 1 used Ascender I bought had the MIP shafts on, but I found the cv was so big it would hang up on rocks and roots, so swapped out for the Junfacs. Stock is ok, but mine were just worn out on the outside from rocks and stuff. |
Re: Driveshaft upgrade If I went the junfac route, what sizes for the front and rear would I need? I'd rather have a driveshaft that has less of a chance to get hung up. Thanks for all of your prospectives. I'm still considering staying stock, but would like all options. Thanks again for your help... |
Re: Driveshaft upgrade Not sure of the exact size for the Blazer, but I usually buy the 107-142mm (J90033) as that seems to fit most stuff. The 82-117mm (J90031)might also work. If you can measure the length yourself would be best, or someone here may know the measurements anyway. They come in single sets although on their website pairs are available for particular models and one of those might be ok. Also these shafts can't be cut down as the flat spot on the female shaft is only on the end. Universal Shaft - JunFac |
Re: Driveshaft upgrade I'm more confused than when I started |
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Re: Driveshaft upgrade Must have been me :oops: |
Re: Driveshaft upgrade if you decide to go with something else, Locked Up RC has these adapters... Ascender Driveshaft Pinion Adapter i just gone one and fit/finish is fantastic. best part is they are IN STOCK. nobody else has them available right now. |
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Junfac are much more scale, cheaper and everyone I know has used them without problems. D-shaped drive portion. LockedUpRC sells DevilRC scale driveshafts in different lengths too. Nice splined drive portion. Driveshafts :) |
Re: Driveshaft upgrade Which shafts fit the Blazer. That is why I'm confused. Does anyone know which size I need. That's all I'm asking I'm looking on eBay gpms say 97-120mm. Is that the front, back, or both? In the driveshaft link Nate posted, the only one that comes close is 85-117mm. Will that work? Is that the rear? The front? That's why I'm lost |
Re: Driveshaft upgrade I'd like to order. Could anyone who upgraded their driveshafts let me know which size shafts you bought? |
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https://www.amazon.com/Vaterra-Blaze...s%2C187&sr=8-2 |
Re: Driveshaft upgrade Those look nice. How do the internals compare? |
Re: Driveshaft upgrade Woohoo. Ty mgputer. That answers my question 8) |
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