SSD RC Rock/Baja Rey Scale Steel Rear Driveshaft
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SSD Rock/Baja Rey Scale Steel Driveshaft.
NOTE: The stock Losi M4 screw pins are required
Features:
- CNC Machined
- Hardened Steel
- Scale design
- Fully assembled
- Precision splines
- Up to 50 degrees operating angle
- Fits 5mm diameter shafts
- M4 set screw
- Direct fit onto rear of Rock / Baja Rey
Specifications:
Min length (pin to pin): 116mm
Max length (pin to pin): 142 mm
Includes:
- (1) Steel Driveshaft
This product was added to our catalog on July 25, 2018
Brian Eberle
Sunday, Feb 16 2020 (about 4 years ago)
SSD RC Rock/Baja Rey Scale Steel Rear Driveshaft
Less than one battery pack thru it and the pressed in pin at the U-joint came out rendering this part useless.
michael worster
Verified Owner
Monday, Jun 3 2019 (about 4 years ago)
SSD RC Rock/Baja Rey Scale Steel Rear Driveshaft
Looked good.did not have note about pin but figured out original pins fit.shaft wore out at pin joint.you would think it should last longer than 4 months!!
Sergiy Ustenko
Verified Owner
Tuesday, Jan 22 2019 (about 5 years ago)
SSD RC Rock/Baja Rey Scale Steel Rear Driveshaft
After buying this product was a surprise.
I cannot screw this nut (M4 set screw) into Pinion Gear.
The diameter of the M4 set screw is much larger than the hole diameter of Pinion Gear.
I cannot drill Pinion Gear into a larger diameter as I do not have such a strong, powerful drill bit for drilling Pinion Gear hardened steel.
It is also impossible to use a M4 set screw from a stock model plastic driveshaft as it dangles due to the fact that the holes are much larger than it.
I cannot screw this nut (M4 set screw) into Pinion Gear.
The diameter of the M4 set screw is much larger than the hole diameter of Pinion Gear.
I cannot drill Pinion Gear into a larger diameter as I do not have such a strong, powerful drill bit for drilling Pinion Gear hardened steel.
It is also impossible to use a M4 set screw from a stock model plastic driveshaft as it dangles due to the fact that the holes are much larger than it.
