Opinions on Vp cvd's ?

[yjbrad]

Sounds like an STD:lmao:

 

[Farmer]

I thought everything needed was made

Seems to me that currently cvd's are not available for the Berg. Just saying it would be nice to deck out my Berg with VP bling. Owell, maybe some other vendors will help out the Berg guys.

Later,
Farmer

 

[tom@vp]

Seems to me that currently cvd's are not available for the Berg. Just saying it would be nice to deck out my Berg with VP bling. Owell, maybe some other vendors will help out the Berg guys.

Later,
Farmer

soory, didnt mean to pick on you, i was looking for some bling fight in ya... i think we will be doing some berg parts as well... if that helps "thumbsup"

 

[rcjunky3]

The berg following is unbelievable and it would be a real shame to not even consider or put berg parts way on the back burner. I wonder how much stronger the berg following would be if newage was actually involved like Axial is

 

[Farmer]

soory, didnt mean to pick on you, i was looking for some bling fight in ya... i think we will be doing some berg parts as well... if that helps "thumbsup"

No problem man"thumbsup" I miss being a Vanquish whore:lmao: So I figured I would stir the pot:mrgreen: Looking forward to see what you may do. Cough...cough...(gear cases, gears, cvds)

Later,
Farmer

 

[tom@vp]

We are doing a give away on the Vanquish face book page..

 

[ax10tn]

look at these beauties...thank you VP for another awesome product..."thumbsup" hope this puts me in for a set....fingers crossed

 

[ittybitty]

Beautiful work VP! That new laser does nice work 8)

 

[im gunna crawl]

Rear axles too?????

 

[Duuuuuuuude]

We are looking for a name one idea we kick around was vpvd's

Give to to a friend

I like VP-CVDVD's better.

Awesome looking shafts though. Very nice as usual.

 

[War Pig]

Any idea on approximate cost of these things? They sure are pretty!

 

[ax10tn]

Any idea on approximate cost of these things? They sure are pretty!

I think they will be under a $100 with 5 or 6mm studs

 

[Harley]

I think they will be under a $100 with 5 or 6mm studs

I think you should wait until you have some better info to post. Under $100 yes, but I think the price will be pretty pleasing to most people.

 

[ax10tn]

I think you should wait until you have some better info to post. Under $100 yes, but I think the price will be pretty pleasing to most people.

sorry to offend anyone, but i was going off there facebook page...per VP - pricing is coming in under 100 per set, 4 or 5mm stubs as shown....sorry for the confusion..

 

[yjbrad]

I need some.:shock:

 

[Harley]

sorry to offend anyone, but i was going off there facebook page...per VP - pricing is coming in under 100 per set, 4 or 5mm stubs as shown....sorry for the confusion..

No offense at all, but I think we should wait for them to post them. Last I heard the "under 100" would have been a misleading at the range. I don't know an exact price either.

 

[ax10tn]

No offense at all, but I think we should wait for them to post them. Last I heard the "under 100" would have been a misleading at the range. I don't know an exact price either.

"thumbsup" the only reason i posted them is because they posted them and they are giving a few sets of these out to people that have shared their post so no better place to share their post here to try and get in on the drawing.not trying to spread a product before the company does..

 

[YoUnG_vErSiOn]

VPD's LOL.

 

[tom@vp]

Under 100 is safe to say at this point, these are meant to be top grade parts, and all of the materials, treatments, and machining has been pricy to say the least.

We also running tests on other grades of steels to reduce costs, that may not quite fit the 4340/300M scale, which is close to the best material you can get for the most part in a cost effective production environment, but will still be more than two to three times as strong as the pig iron (non alloy) parts coming out of the offshore companies parts we get now..

 

[ax10tn]

Under 100 is safe to say at this point, these are meant to be top grade parts, and all of the materials, treatments, and machining has been pricy to say the least.

We also running tests on other grades of steels to reduce costs, that may not quite fit the 4340/300M scale, which is close to the best material you can get for the most part in a cost effective production environment, but will still be more than two to three times as strong as the pig iron (non alloy) parts coming out of the offshore companies parts we get now..

tom, would this qualify me for the facebook giveaway?