Driveshafts & Hex Adapters Overview:

Upgrade your Typhon or Granit Grom with the Exotek Steel CVD Driveshafts and Aluminum Hex Adapters, built for ultimate performance, strength and precision for high-performance racing and hardcore bashing.

About the CVD and Hex Adapters

Performance & Durability

The Exotek Arrma Typhon/Granite Steel CVD Driveshafts and Aluminum Hex Adapters are precision-engineered to deliver exceptional strength, durability, and drivetrain efficiency for demanding off-road conditions. Constructed from hardened steel, these heavy-duty constant velocity driveshafts (CVDs) provide superior resistance to wear and tear, ensuring long-lasting performance even under extreme stress. The universal joint design enhances articulation and turning angles while maintaining scale realism, making them an excellent upgrade for performance-driven RC enthusiasts. These shafts are designed for super precise operation, minimizing bearing binding to improve motor RPM efficiency and promote cooler running temperatures.

Paired with lightweight, anodized aluminum hex adapters, which feature a pro racing-style clamping mechanism, this setup eliminates friction wear and slop while delivering smooth, reliable power transfer to the wheels. The significantly reinforced construction increases driveshaft strength, providing a robust and reliable solution for Arrma Grom, Typhon, and Granite series vehicles, making it an essential upgrade for racers and bashers looking for enhanced drivetrain performance and long-term reliability.

Features:

• Heavy-duty steel CVDs for maximum strength
• Hardened steel construction for durability
• Universal joints for smooth high-angle turning
• Precision fit for improved power transfer
• Red anodized aluminum hexes for a secure, clamping fit
• Reduces bearing binding for better motor efficiency
• Eliminates friction wear and slop for smoother performance
• Stronger than stock driveshafts for extreme conditions
• Designed for Arrma Typhon and Granite Grom series
• Ideal for off-road racing and bashing