cwoods34

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I noticed a slight increase in rear side-bite and stability. I moved them to the back a couple of months ago when I started running a front gear diff and I've left them back there ever since!

Adam B

Did you replace the rear 50mm axles with the 50mm ECS or 52?

RobS

Exact same thing I found. It's not a necessary upgrade but I did like the feel of having them in. I use 50mm in the rear.

d.k.vmatt

Are people using the genuine ecs shafts or one of the many aftermarket brands? I'm looking to get some and what to know what's best

andrewdoherty

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I use and prefer the narrow axle RSD ecs axles.

jlfx car audio

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Me 2

domekat

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Anyone know if these will fit the front of a T4, a full set for not much more than a pair from xray

http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...er-Set-10-16mm

and the rear

http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...Stabilizer-Set

RC MARKET

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Arrowmax New Option Parts
RIDE New Short Shock Spring 8 types

cwoods34

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50mm....... 52mm in the back can feel unstable depending on diff and arm angles.

reg

What's the wear like for those that have ran week in week out since the car came out,
More the high cost things like diff out drives and drive shafts,
Thanks

Bigz84

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good info Cody, thanks

I will be putting 50mm ecs in the rear of my car tonight.

erchn

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The only thing I've replaced out of regular wear is bearings...and I've probably put 2.5-3k laps on the car. A couple parts have broken, but that was due to electronic or driver failure.

reg

Awesome,
That's what I was hoping to hear from Xray,
The quality of some kits has gone down lately but glad Xray arnt one of them

cwoods34

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To add, make sure to use quality bearings at the hubs and maintain them regularly, especially with ECS shafts. Cheap or worn bearings cause more axle wobble.... The excessive vibration seems to affect ECS shafts more than regular ones, especially if they aren't built properly

Adam B

Really? How about run it before doing so, see what times you get. Then put them in to see if you really feel a difference.