I always replace arms after about 3 gallons because I feel like most cars plastic bow after so many races.

Upgrade to the TiNi coated shafts. They are a lot smoother.

This is tekno dude, welcome to quality Completely unnecessary for almost everyone but the super pro level (and even then it's more of a norm vs need). You will find that tekno's kits far exceed in my opinion the quality of most other manufactures. You will have very gradual wear and minor slop start over time, but that actually isn't a bad thing. I just sold my year old EB48 with I can only guess how many packs through it (probably 100-125, probably 1200-1500 minutes of runtime) and 95% original components other than those I choose to migrate to .2 and it still has a very long life left on it.

Now that's great to hear.

Just wanted to give a brief update. I'm rebuilding my NB-48 for our trip to Texas next week and I decided to replace the CV pins in the axles. I've been running these Sylveris RC aluminum axles for about 3 months now and they still show no signs of wear.

The picture is of an axle I just pulled out and wiped off. The pin itself was the only part showing some wear.

Wow... now that's outstanding. Little to no wear after 3 months.

What's the best fitting receiver pack for the nb48? I was looking at the protek 2600

It's a very snug , perfect fit.

That's what I needed to know!thanks

Finally got the car to be the most dialed that I've had it. Just pulls right out of the corner. Change the front diff to 5k so now the setup is 5-7-5. Because of that I was able to grab 7th on the grid for the A main,leading for half of it but finishing 2nd. Not the normal podium group either. Ofna X3 sabre then my NB 48. Love the car!!

Wow great job Drew! Any pics?

None has surfaced yet but for the podium photo.

Awesome congrats!

How does the plastic throttle servo horn hold up?would it be wise to have a few back ups or do they make a after market aluminum?