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I was wondering what would be the best cvds to install on an HPI SS??? And are the CVDs worth the time and money to install? In other words will I see a vast improvement in speed and response???

thanks,
-HPISS19

Rex2342

No speed advantage.They have less play than the stock dogbones so it helps a little in acceleration but not enought to really notice.I use the MIP CVDS because my stock ones kept falling out when i turned to fast they were easy to install

WhiskyVR-4

That depends on how you define "speed." If you mean top speed, then you will see only a minimal gain from CVDs. If you mean speed through a course or on the track, then you will probably see a difference in speed. Throttle response is much more crisp, the car handles much more predictably, and everything holds together better. Basically, anything that helps you control the car better is good. You, not the car, should decide where to brake and where to turn for your best line, and you can't do that if the car is too sloppy in response to drive precisely.