Time for some carbon or Ti shafts.
Dude...the chassis flexed so much the drive cup dug into the EXB brace. Chassis was a slight U shape, I bent it back some in the field to take the stress off the diff.
Already took a guess at what was needed...having the EXB chassis wouldn't help....not hitting the curb would though.I have an EXB chassis for sale
I just got 2 titanium shafts after doing the same thing to my Typhon. Purchased from Schorched Parts out of the UK. Took a while to get here but very good quality.
That sucks! At least you can rebuild
That's definitely not right. It has a slight curve toward where the diff is.
Pictures can be deceiving. Lens warp makes it impossible. Put a straight edge up against both sides to be certain
Blame it on the kid with the radio...
Yep. Bad driving costs. Getting used to 60+mph and judging distance. All good. More fun to fix anyways!
Let me give you a $500 tip.... don’t speed run anywhere near cars or curbs... or trees ... or mailboxes ... or guardrails. Try to find a wide open spot. My spot has minimal ditches as well. Fields on both sides of the road. No driveways. Visibility both ways for at least 1/2 mile.
Wish I lived near that spot. Here all I can see is white stuff(not anymore but here there are barley any speedrun spots):
Yeah our snow melted about a month ago. If I had all my parts by now today would have been great for a pass.
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