https://www.amainhobbies.com/tamiya-universal-shaft-assembly-dt02-and-dt03-tam53791/p658638
They are in and out of stock.
I've read that several aftermarket ones have issues on the Blitzers. I have the above ones on my other truck and haven't had any problems.
Stadium Blitzer rebuild
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Re: Stadium Blitzer rebuild
Awesome, thanks for the quick reply! I wouldn't have known this was a possibility unless I read your build thread. You've definitely inspired me to do more to my Stadium Blitzer runner. Great work!
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Re: Stadium Blitzer rebuild
This is the Tamiya CVD at full droop on a Blitzer.
I've read that some other brands of DF-02 shafts are a little shorter and pop out.
Always looking for new and interesting ways to waste money.
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