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The Scion Axle Shaft is a direct transfer of engine torque to the wheels which maintains power delivery by being crisp. In 2003, Scion hit the streets with compact cars with one basic trim, bright colors, and a dare to customize, a welcome change to the giant option lists that clogged the car dealership showrooms of the competitors. Scion disregarded stale billboards and created an online city, hosting parties both on and offline, to reach a crowd of people who despised spin, yet adored limited Release Series drops. Scion was Toyota's guinea pig, testing new ideas of sales and technology as well as drawing first-time buyers into the family without preaching pedigree. Scion could have died in 2016 but one million owners continue to boast of the no-nonsense buying experience and the young cool attitude of the brand. High tensile steel Axle Shaft rotating force is delivered to the hub through splines on the axle by the differential, and constant speed joint flex is prevented by a high-tensile steel axle. The Axle Shaft also bears some weight in the vehicle, corrects slight misalignment, and makes traction control content by ensuring that each wheel turns precisely at the direction the sensors require even during situations where potholes force the suspension travel to unnatural angles. The Axle Shaft is long-lived when its joints remain greased and boots in place, as due to wear, vibration becomes apparent and power loss ensues shortly.