quickturn

jk6672 said:

What exactly is a quickturn, made by RD racing?

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Hope this helps

http://rdracingproducts.com/Zen/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=15

No that doesn't help. I don't understand what it does

It's a one-way bearing on the drive shaft.

On the throttle it functions like a regular drive shaft. Off throttle it basically free wheels the front end so you have no front brakes. It improves steering so you gain the benefit a 2WD's steering with the driveability of a 4WD.

Hope this helps.

Do alot of people use them? And are they worth the money?

If I was racing a Revo, I would use one simply because it suits my driving style.

For bashing I wouldn't bother with one.

well I'm tryin to get into racing a bit. Gonna make a track this year and getting a few buddys into the hobby. Just lookin for the edge on them:

The center diff with front & rear brake bias is a better option than the quickturn.

how does that work? Just dial down the front brakes and have the same affect?

Yep, plus you have the advantage of being able to tune the center diff.

as far as diff oils and gear ratios?

Where do i find the center diffs with front and rear break bias?

Traxxas makes the Center Diff kit and the rear brake kit. You need to install the center diff before you can install the rear brakes.

Center diff: http://www.amainhobbies.com/product...75/n/Traxxas-Center-Differential-Kit-for-Revo

Rear brake: http://www.amainhobbies.com/product..._id/6576/n/Traxxas-Rear-Brake-Kit-for-Revo-33