This should help when choosing a driveshaft.

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This should help when choosing a driveshaft. I used the 108015
with the all metal drivetrain.

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yes it is very helpful thank you very much :slight_smile:

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You’re welcome. I also recommend that you back out the set screws that are in the joints a turn or two and put some Loctite on the threads and tighten it back up. If you take the set screws all the way out the joint will come apart and they are a pain to put back together.
3 of mine came out just test running it in the house. I would have lost all the little parts if it would have been outside.

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Where did you order these?

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Very useful, thanks a lot!

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Ebay. Just search any one of the numbers in the ebay search box and all kinds of sellers will show up that carry these. Choose the seller you want.

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Mate this is awesome… you are the very first one i heared of in this channel, who provides usable informations about these parts!

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Thanks. I happened across the pic and knew it would help out a lot of builders.

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Anybody know why the 188015’s don’t have a hole? That’s the one I need but can’t find em with a hole instead of a flat for a set screw.

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dear all. Is the 108015 a good choice for the "OpenRC 1:10 4WD Truggy Concept RC Car ". I’m in the phase of printing everything and buying all the ither componets.

thanks from Italy