Not my Thread anymore! Hijacked. Please delete ME!!!!
Posted: Tue Feb 01, 2011 6:00 pm
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I believe they wear better and transfer power more evenly, regardless of whether the suspension is compressed or not. They turn smoother no matter what your suspension is doing, to simplify it.myk wrote:I remember staring at those things in Tower Hobbies catalogs back in the day. What're the advantages of a U-shaft over the standard dog bones?
This seller has a few of these 62.5mm CVD's left. The part number is LA245. It's for the Kyosho Lazer but they work quite nicely in an Optima. Pretty hard to beat $25 with $2.50 shipping.RichieRich wrote:That's actually a pretty good price. Normally, if you happen to find some, they are priced at $45.
Yer lucky I only needed one set. I would've kept this to myself if I needed the others.losiXXXman wrote:Darn, I been watching those for like three weeks. I just haven't had the extra $$ to drop. He did have like 5 or 6 sets. I suppose they'll be gone soon now.
Wow, ok. So these will fit in my Optima Mid? If they work better than the standard dogbone I'm in! Are they for the front or the rear?Coelacanth wrote:This seller has a few of these 62.5mm CVD's left. The part number is LA245. It's for the Kyosho Lazer but they work quite nicely in an Optima. Pretty hard to beat $25 with $2.50 shipping.RichieRich wrote:That's actually a pretty good price. Normally, if you happen to find some, they are priced at $45.![]()
http://cgi.ebay.ca/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=250725642250&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT
EDIT: Kyosho sells 'em for $57.99.
http://www.kyoshoamerica.com/LA245-Universal-Swing-Shaft-625-Middle-For-Rear-Offset-47-2pcs-ZX-5_p_3646.html
You'll have to measure your existing dogbones from cross-pin-to-cross-pin. If they're 62.5mm, these should work. Note that these require 12mm hex hubs with cross-pins to mount the wheels, not the old press-fit hubs.myk wrote:So these will fit in my Optima Mid? If they work better than the standard dogbone I'm in! Are they for the front or the rear?