RCAWDFront and Rear CVD Driveshafts Set for 1/10 Redcat Racing Volcano EPX PRO/EPX Lightning STK Tornado Vortex SS Cars Hopups Upgrade Parts Black

So so far they have held up great. Better than some of the bigger names. I look to see if they carry parts b4 I buy any other kind

Have only run them on the front so far to mitigate axle popping out on turns and having to put orings in drive cups. Was worried about mixed reviews on CVD’s vs standard dogbones. Only broken one so far but have been tuning and playing with gears trying to break 70mph on Volcano EPX Pro with 3S 3300kv stock motor and esc. Pulled crooked wheelie about 40mph and accidentally hit brake on way down. Locked the tire that hit first and sent shock through drivetrain, but that kind of hit would have broken anything. Had abnormal wear on another axle shaft where it engages small bearing but never determined cause except trying to push sub $200 beginner grade rc that fast lol. We’ll see how they hold up on my 6S volcano I’m building with spare parts. I do try to keep them clean and lubed to extend life.Update: after running the axles for some time, I’ve been getting repeated link failure between dogbone and drive axle without excessive torque applied. Mostly seems due to accelerated wear of retaining hardware. I feel they have a perfect use category for lower speed bashing as they do eliminate the problem of front dogbones popping out of axle during hard turns and jumps without shimming drive cups with o-rings and such.

I was bending or breaking stub axles. Every time my volcano did a cartwheel. Basically I’d get five minutes out of a battery and bend one. These seem to be the strongest and don’t bend as often. My car does have a lot of aluminum on it and it is heavy, but I was having this issue even before I put the aluminum parts on it.. I would recommend these over other brands.

Maybe work for the brushed version, the brushless volcano blew these apart within an hour.