MIP Pucks 17.5 Aluminum Drive System
MIP has been at it again creating yet another way to get more power out of your RC! The MIP Pucks 17.5 Aluminum Drive System allows your rig to accelerate quicker, slow down quicker and will in turn be easier on your electronics. In a nutshell, you'll win more races!
At 50% lighter than your stock system, the MIP Pucks give you an element on your driveshafts thats now is easily rebuildable instead of replacing the entire driveshaft due to the wear down of the inferior steel pins. The orange plastic "Pucks" have about a 30run life span (as stated my MIP) and the kit includes 2 full sets. Replacement Pucks go for under $5 for 2 full sets.
Here's where I got them and some info from MIP:
MIP Pucks 17.5 Aluminum Drive system:
Key Features
Complete MIP Differential
Complete C-CVD™ Axle Set
50% less rotating mass over stock steal components
Replaceable Pucks to keep your drivetrain fresh
Two sets of holes in the C-CVD™ bell
Hard Anodized 7075-T6 Aluminum
Race proven C-CVD™ Construct
MIP Laser Etched Logo
100% Quality made in the USA
Overview
MIP Pucks™ give stock racing drivetrains the best of both worlds - wear like steel, light like aluminum...and MIP engineered polymer Pucks™ don't just deliver less drag and near zero wear just like a buffer right between the metal joints, they protect drive investment with a new configuration that lets you replace just the Pucks™!
"MIP Pucks™" 'ARE' the future of 17.5 stock racing! MIP's Puck™ Drive system is an aluminum based drivetrain system which includes aluminum diff outdrives, aluminum C-CVD™ bones, and replaceable plastic orange wear Pucks™ that take the place of inferior steel pins. This combination greatly increases the longevity of the drivetrain and most importantly decreases the drivetrain's overall rotating mass by a whopping 50%! The decrease in weight directly results in quicker acceleration, deceleration, and lower motor temps! Get the advantage that every stock racer craves! GET, MIP's Hard Anodized 7075-T6 Aluminum Puck™ drive system!
At 50% lighter than your stock system, the MIP Pucks give you an element on your driveshafts thats now is easily rebuildable instead of replacing the entire driveshaft due to the wear down of the inferior steel pins. The orange plastic "Pucks" have about a 30run life span (as stated my MIP) and the kit includes 2 full sets. Replacement Pucks go for under $5 for 2 full sets.
Here's where I got them and some info from MIP:
MIP Pucks 17.5 Aluminum Drive system:
Key Features
Complete MIP Differential
Complete C-CVD™ Axle Set
50% less rotating mass over stock steal components
Replaceable Pucks to keep your drivetrain fresh
Two sets of holes in the C-CVD™ bell
Hard Anodized 7075-T6 Aluminum
Race proven C-CVD™ Construct
MIP Laser Etched Logo
100% Quality made in the USA
Overview
MIP Pucks™ give stock racing drivetrains the best of both worlds - wear like steel, light like aluminum...and MIP engineered polymer Pucks™ don't just deliver less drag and near zero wear just like a buffer right between the metal joints, they protect drive investment with a new configuration that lets you replace just the Pucks™!
"MIP Pucks™" 'ARE' the future of 17.5 stock racing! MIP's Puck™ Drive system is an aluminum based drivetrain system which includes aluminum diff outdrives, aluminum C-CVD™ bones, and replaceable plastic orange wear Pucks™ that take the place of inferior steel pins. This combination greatly increases the longevity of the drivetrain and most importantly decreases the drivetrain's overall rotating mass by a whopping 50%! The decrease in weight directly results in quicker acceleration, deceleration, and lower motor temps! Get the advantage that every stock racer craves! GET, MIP's Hard Anodized 7075-T6 Aluminum Puck™ drive system!
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