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I could use throttle exponential on my transmitter to slow down the initial throttle response to save the driveshafts, but only if it's necessary.I'll let you know, I'm about to go down the same path, with both my 4s rigs. FWIW, I'm only building up the rear diffs and CVDs, in all my bashing I've only had issues at the rear with CVDs and the diff giving up.
On dirt, I'd say you might get away with the composite CVDs but not on pavement unless your easy on the trigger (which, try as I might, it's not that effective).
If it wasn't raining today I would be out trying 4s on my Typhon 3s at something less than full throttle. But the weather isn't cooperating.
I'm not willing to invest a bunch more money into making my Typhon 3s into a 4s Typhon: I already have an upgraded Kraton 6s for high speed bashing, and upgrading the Typhon 3s to 4s is just an afterthought. If I can go for 4s for little cost I most likely will. If not, it will stay 3s.If you’re gonna run 4s, you’re better off building a TLRT Typhon to run 4s with.
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