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Old 01-21-2016, 08:56 AM
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Originally Posted by BentKa
XB4 ECS Drive Shafts

• Decreases vibration
• Improves stability
• Increases steering
• Improves cornering speed
• Improves traction on rear suspension
• Improves landing after jumps
• Easier to drive

The unique XRAY ECS Drive Shaft equalizes the speed between the drive shaft and the wheel. With a unique 2-piece joint between the axle and the wheel, the same extreme wheel turning angle is divided into two shallower angles without joint binding. This means that at the same cornering speed, the inner wheel will not bind or vibrate. Drive through the corner is more stable, more precise, and easier to drive. When used in rear the ECS drive shafts help to improve traction as well. The ECS Drive Shafts help also with improved landing after jumps.

With the ECS drive shafts, wheel vibrations and noise are decreased to minimum, steering is increased, stability of the car is increased and cornering speed and smoothness are noticeably increased as well. A must have option part.

#365200 ECS Front Drive Shaft 81mm - HUDY Spring Steel™ (fits XB4)
#365300 ECS Rear Drive Shaft 68mm - HUDY Spring Steel™ (fits XB4 & XB2)

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So I know Bent will have something to say about this post because to him Xray can never do no wrong (haha) and he is right "that no one is making us buy this" but at $41 US dollars each, If you do the math that's $82 plus shipping for fronts and $82 for the rears. Now no one is saying we have to buy this, but Xray themselfs are saying "Vibrate and destabilize the car" that with the stock ones the inner turning wheel will shake and vibrate not giving you its full potential of traction/steering . So basically we got to pay $82 buck to fix that and $82 to get more rear traction. Just seem alittle expensive to me to fix a issue that came with a kit i have already paid for. I myself will still be buying them but it will hurt pushing that "Checkout" button even more this time around. I know you get what you Pay For as I own this 16spec and a mp9e, but to me this seems alittle over priced thats all.

and yes ill be getting them

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Old 01-21-2016, 09:05 AM
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Originally Posted by randy0025
So I know Bent will have something to say about this post because to him Xray can never do no wrong and he is right "that no one is making us buy this" but at $41 US dollars each, If you do the math that's $82 plus shipping for fronts and $82 for the rears. Now no one is saying we have to buy this, but Xray themselfs are saying "Vibrate and destabilize the car" that with the stock ones the inner turning wheel will shake and vibrate not giving you its full potential of traction/steering . So basically we got to pay $82 buck to fix that and $82 to get more rear traction. Just seem alittle expensive to me to fix a issue that came with a kit i have already paid for. I myself will still be buying them but it will hurt pushing that "Checkout" button even more this time around. I know you get what you Pay For as I own this 16spec and a mp9e, but to me this seems alittle over priced thats all.

and yes ill be getting them
Can you name just one 1/10 buggy that comes with ECS shafts as standard Randy ?

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Originally Posted by BentKa
Can you name just one 1/10 buggy that comes with ECS shafts as standard Randy ?

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Durango 410v5 has there own version and they come standard in the front.
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Old 01-21-2016, 09:41 AM
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So how do I gain just a bit more rear chassis roll, without lowering the rear camber link, and without any shock package change? Lowering the link is a tad too much. I could run a thinner rear sway bar, but I need more initial roll, not total roll. Appreciate any suggestions.
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Originally Posted by randy0025
Durango 410v5 has there own version and they come standard in the front.
No, the Durango V5 has CVD axels front and rear just like the XB4 (but with the option of 2 widths) and universal center shafts due to the angles of the drive train.

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Originally Posted by randy0025
Durango 410v5 has there own version and they come standard in the front.
The exploded view of the DEX410V5 from the Durango website only shows front CVD. http://www.team-durango.com/pdf/expl...6/TD102036.pdf
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The back only has 2 different spots to mount the axle, nothing close to the ECS...
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Originally Posted by BentKa
The low height graphite gears come standard in the '16 XB2 and XB4

Personally I like to use the alu. hard coated pins with graphite gears and steel pins with steel gears, but we've never had any issues with the stock composite cross pin.

Using the composite cross pin will give you the lightest diff possible (as I'm sure you already know) so it will spool up even faster



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Thank you Bentka! as always your knowledge and help is greatly appreciated my friend.
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Originally Posted by randy0025
So I know Bent will have something to say about this post because to him Xray can never do no wrong (haha) and he is right "that no one is making us buy this" but at $41 US dollars each, If you do the math that's $82 plus shipping for fronts and $82 for the rears. Now no one is saying we have to buy this, but Xray themselfs are saying "Vibrate and destabilize the car" that with the stock ones the inner turning wheel will shake and vibrate not giving you its full potential of traction/steering . So basically we got to pay $82 buck to fix that and $82 to get more rear traction. Just seem alittle expensive to me to fix a issue that came with a kit i have already paid for. I myself will still be buying them but it will hurt pushing that "Checkout" button even more this time around. I know you get what you Pay For as I own this 16spec and a mp9e, but to me this seems alittle over priced thats all.

and yes ill be getting them
If you want to save a little coin you could purchase the Spec R front double cardone for the XB4. SPEC R does not make rears but they have had the fronts out for a while at $48 for the front pair.
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Originally Posted by Norse
If you want to save a little coin you could purchase the Spec R front double cardone for the XB4. SPEC R does not make rears but they have had the fronts out for a while at $48 for the front pair.

sweet, I totally forgot about them. I have the Spec R wing mount and love the design as it grabs more surface area of the rear bulkhead. thanks for this info. atleast I can save alittle coin on the fronts.
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I was about to order them . They come in singles? What a sham. This is def sumn that should be sold as a pair. Makes me sick.
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Originally Posted by randy0025
sweet, I totally forgot about them. I have the Spec R wing mount and love the design as it grabs more surface area of the rear bulkhead. thanks for this info. atleast I can save alittle coin on the fronts.
No Problemo brother. The Spec R wing mount is sweet. Spec R ships pretty damn fast to.
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I have a newbie problem...Today I rebleed the shocks to 0% rebound and give me correctly this rebound but If I take out the shaft completelly,the shaft is slowing put inside the shock,what Im doing wrong?.When I builded the car the shaft dont do this.Sorry for my english Im from Spain

Thanks in advance
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Originally Posted by Norse
If you want to save a little coin you could purchase the Spec R front double cardone for the XB4. SPEC R does not make rears but they have had the fronts out for a while at $48 for the front pair.
Originally Posted by randy0025
sweet, I totally forgot about them. I have the Spec R wing mount and love the design as it grabs more surface area of the rear bulkhead. thanks for this info. atleast I can save alittle coin on the fronts.
Both good info guys! Thanks.
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Originally Posted by atipowered
I have a newbie problem...Today I rebleed the shocks to 0% rebound and give me correctly this rebound but If I take out the shaft completelly,the shaft is slowing put inside the shock,what Im doing wrong?.When I builded the car the shaft dont do this.Sorry for my english Im from Spain

Thanks in advance
That's normal. No worries.
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