TRAXXAS Craniac 1/10 Steel Rear CVD Pair CRA1277RST for Tough Terrain by GPM  [CRA1277RST]

TRAXXAS 1/10 Craniac Monster Truck Steel Rear CVD Drive Shaft With Spring Steel Cup Joint - 1pr - GPM CRA1277RST
Price:
NZD$52.96
Brand:
GPM
Model:
CRA1277RST
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Aftermarket rear CVD for TRAXXAS Craniac

The CRA1277RST is a steel rear CVD assembly made for 1/10 TRAXXAS Craniac monster trucks to swap out weaker plastic parts. It uses a spring steel cup joint at the CV interface and keeps the stock drivetrain geometry while improving resistance to wear and impact.

Installation is standard: strip the rear hub and axle pieces, replace the original shafts with the steel units, confirm spline alignment and secure retainers to the recommended torque. The set is supplied as one pair so both sides match, and threadlocker can be used on metal-to-metal screws where appropriate.

Routine upkeep includes checking cup joint free play after the initial run-in, applying light grease to splines to reduce metal wear, and inspecting for any signs of bending after heavy impacts. This part offers a simple steel upgrade for TRAXXAS Craniac rear outputs without changing suspension geometry.

Specifications

  • Item Rear CVD drive shaft with spring steel cup joint
  • Material Steel
  • Model Number CRA1277RST
  • Compatibility TRAXXAS 1/10 Craniac Monster Truck
  • Quantity 1 pr

Use the CRA1277RST steel rear shafts to strengthen the rear driveline on TRAXXAS Craniac 1/10 models and perform regular checks to keep them running reliably.

Yes, they are specified for the TRAXXAS 1/10 Craniac rear and are intended for direct replacement of the stock rear CVD shafts.
Check spline cleanliness and light grease the mating surfaces. Make sure splines seat fully and use threadlocker on metal screws where needed.
Inspect cup joints and splines regularly, reapply grease after muddy runs, and check fastener torque after the first few outings.
They are more robust than stock plastic shafts and better suited to rough use, but always inspect for fatigue after heavy jumps or repeated hard impacts.

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