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My friend has a T-Maxx 2.5 with an OS .18TM and he just bought MIP center CVD's and Traxxas steel CVD's for the outdrives. Can going with steel CVD's cause a big power loss for even an OS .18TM? We don't know for sure weather its the added weight of the steel CVD's, I wouldn't know because I have been using titanium CVD's which weigh lighter than the stock plastic shafts. It used to wheelie like crazy, but now it just runs like a dog!
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RE: Can steel CVD's cause loss of...
No they wont cause a power loss. If anything you should gain some power because of less resistance and the weight is more centered. I installed all MIP cvd's on my Picco powered max and noticed no loss so it should be no problem for the os engine.
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Bump, does anybody else have anything to add? This guy needs convincing so I need some more opinions, thanks.