Click to subscribe: — After turning my stock drive shafts into something that resembled a Twizzler, I picked up a set of MIP CVD drive shafts for my Axial SCX10. Overall they are easy to assemble...if you are more observant than I was and catch the one tricky part of the build and installation. You'll have to watch to see why I had to take it apart and start over.
I was already editing the video when I realized the solution to the problem, so I went back up and re-shot a lot of the video - hoping it would all fit together. I finished around 1am...so I was a bit tired toward the end.
Have fun RCing my friends!
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