JunFac 90029 Hardened Universal Shaft for Axial Wraith

This product worked great for my scx10 then I langthened the wheelbase and swapped for Wraith axles and Rock beast II's. They seem to be a bit to short for a wraith setup but were still effective for the low n' slow crawling. Then..... I dropped it off a cliff. Reached out and cought the tire just enough to send my rig into a tazmaranian devil style twister. After flipping 37 times and falling 12 more feet it landed so devistatingly perfect on its nose end I could swear it sounded like an actual car wreck. Anyways, these driveshafts hold up to some pretty rough bashing as long as you cartoonishly raise your truck above your head till it hits your back and with the power of Thor, smash it to the ground in an impressive and vengful way. Or drive it off the mountain.

the screws that came with the driveshaft kept loosening, so I fixed that by using stock screws to connect the driveshaft to the axle. Easier maintenance compared to stock driveshafts. Needs steel transmission gears when you install these.

Another great Axial product

Fit my 2.2 axial wraith, nice quality an holding up nicely so far

Great product but i do recommend taking the drive shafts apart and placing loctite on the set screws. I'm running a sidewinder esc with a 3800kv 4 pole motor in my wraith with 9/60 ratio and they are holding up to the abuse!

its got a round style connecting tube with one side thats flat. So it really not going anywhere. The axial style has splines that tend to bend with use.I heard people running these for years on their rigs.

They are pretty good by if you have plastic links on the front they tend to break fairly easy. Great upgrade if you have stronger links though.

These are great, I have them on a few of my SCX-10 based crawlers and have yet to have an issue. They are similar to the MIPs at a lower cost, can't go wrong there.