TRAXXAS 1/8 X-Maxx CVD Drive Shafts Steel#45 Pair TXM12160S by GPM  [TXM12160S]

TRAXXAS 1/8 X-Maxx Steel#45 Front/Rear CVD Drive Shaft - 1pr - GPM TXM12160S
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AUD$59.78
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GPM
Model:
TXM12160S
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Replacement CVDs for 1/8 X-Maxx drivetrains

This front and rear CVD drive shaft pair is designed for use with the TRAXXAS 1/8 X-Maxx and is identified as model TXM12160S, using Steel#45 material as listed in the product name. The item ships as one pair to replace worn or damaged CVD components in the drivetrain.

Use these shafts for maintenance and straightforward tuning replacements: swap in the Steel#45 shafts to address bent outputs, inspect hub hexes and bearings while the hubs are apart, and ensure correct spline seating and clamp torque on reassembly. Installation follows typical X-Maxx servicing techniques with standard hand tools.

These parts act as like-for-like replacements and will restore drivetrain stiffness and reduce play that impacts handling and power transfer. Check drive cups and bearings for wear when changing shafts to ensure a durable repair.

Specifications

  • Item TRAXXAS 1/8 X-Maxx Steel#45 Front/Rear CVD Drive Shaft - 1pr
  • Material Steel#45
  • Model Number TXM12160S
  • Compatibility TRAXXAS 1/8 X-Maxx

Choose the TXM12160S Steel#45 CVD pair when replacing front or rear shafts on a TRAXXAS 1/8 X-Maxx to recover drivetrain function and consistent torque delivery.

In most cases yes, provided the hub, hex and clamp hardware are not damaged; recheck screws and clamp torque when fitting the new shafts.
Ensure splines engage fully and the clamps are evenly torqued; a quick roll test will reveal binding or misalignment before full-speed runs.
Spin each bearing by hand and feel for roughness or play; replace any bearing that is noisy or loose to protect the new CVDs.
They restore original stiffness and reduce play, which helps deliver power more consistently, but they do not alter gear ratios or electronic settings that influence overall efficiency.
After a short test run recheck clamp screws and visual alignment, and inspect drive components for any signs of interference or early wear.
These are replacement Steel#45 shafts intended to restore function; for extreme impact applications evaluate the full drivetrain and choose upgrades designed specifically for heavy duty use if required.

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