Weld Overdose has just announced the release of their long awaited Wide Angle Universal Driveshafts for the popular Yokomo Drift Package series. These universal drive shafts are featured in two separate lengths and made for high steering angle use, ideal for countersteer CS drifters. Made of high strength materials in a stylish Overdose fashion, these drive shaft will perform as good as they look. An essential upgrade for anyone looking to get more than 50° out of their Yokomo Drift Package.
This may be one of the lowest demand Overdose option parts out there, especially since most have switched away from the Yokomo DP as countersteer CS drifting is starting to gain traction and popularity. These new high angle universal drive shafts will be a welcomed option part for any existing Yokomo MR4TC Drift Package enthusiasts. This is the perfect solution for high angle steering chatter problems. With the Overdose Drive Shafts you can now get up to 55° of steering angle, and available in 44.0mm and 45.5mm lengths. No more chatter problem! Now the only thing limiting you from more steering will the be actual steering assembly design.
Source: Weld Overdose
Overdose Universal Driveshafts for Yokomo DP
Well, they should have restart the production of ota and drb shafts instead.
Why would you stop producting something , that is so highly demanded?
We can only speculate as we dont directly work for Weld Overdose. From what we have observed everything is produced and reproduced in a cyclical manner. Small production runs keep the demand high so you will never have a problem with overstock. Perhaps it has been a problem in the past? Who knows. But it is a good business strategy on their behalf to not overproduce any parts which is why pre-orders are so important in their eyes.
Well, they should have restart the production of ota and drb shafts instead.
Why would you stop producting something , that is so highly demanded?
We can only speculate as we dont directly work for Weld Overdose. From what we have observed everything is produced and reproduced in a cyclical manner. Small production runs keep the demand high so you will never have a problem with overstock. Perhaps it has been a problem in the past? Who knows. But it is a good business strategy on their behalf to not overproduce any parts which is why pre-orders are so important in their eyes.