INJORA Front and Rear Axle ProSteer Double Joint Axle for 1/24 RC Crawler Axial SCX24 Upgrade

• The axle is made of aluminum and CNC precision machined, while the steering links and shaft are made of steel.
• The double joint shaft design significantly reduces outside front wheel vibration during cornering, improving both steering speed and stability.
• Maximum 42° Steering Angle: Allows for dramatically enhanced maneuverability compared to the stock SCX24's 27°, offering tighter turns and better performance on technical trails.
• +4mm extended axles help to increase stability over rough terrain, as well as increase steering clearance to allow a wider selection of tire options.
• The front axle comes with 13T steel gear (overdrive 23%), it will pull your truck faster in the front and allow to climb better and reduce rollover. The rear gear is 16T.
• Note: The design of ProSteer double joint front axle is differentfrom other axles, so all its parts are not compatible with otheraxles except for the diff gears and diff cover.

Product description Note: The design of ProSteer double joint front axle is different from other axles, so all its parts are not compatible with other axles except for the diff gears and diff cover. Specifications: Housing Material: Aluminum Steering Links Material: Stainless Steel Shaft & Gear Material: Steel Gear: 13T(Front) 16T(Rear) Front Axle Weight: 40g (0.088lb) Rear Axle Weight: 22g (0.048lb) Overall Length: 105mm (4.13in) Directions 1. Remove the axle from its packaging. 2. Check that all parts are present and in good condition. 3. Follow the fitting instructions provided with the axle to install the parts on your RC vehicle. 4. After the installation is complete, make sure that the axle is securely fixed and the gears rotate freely. 5. Place your RC vehicle on a flat surface and test the direction by rotating the front and rear wheels. 6. If necessary, adjust the tension of the steering links to achieve an accurate steering response. 7. Your INJORA ProSteer axle is now ready for use on the toughest trails.