Center diff rebuild help
 

I have a ofna 6 gear spider diff. i have the fuild but I broke the stupied diff seal and I cant seem to find were to order them can some help me in my time of need..:lol:

Here...
http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...oducts_id/3690

Thanks for the quick reply but thats not it. My seals are like little orange rubber bands and not those kind but thanks for the quick reply

I know the ones you're talking about. These will work according to Arct1k.

So these will fit the 6 geared spider. How do I put it together now :lol:

Use the long screws and put it together....

But in the picture there is only four holes for the scerws and I have 6 scerws. That why im a little worried

That's odd. Mine has 6 holes. :neutral:

Thats how I fell because I have 6 holes too...but the pic sows only 4 holes like a torsion diff

Don't worry about the pic. Just assemble it. :wink:

here it is...http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...ducts_id/24335. So the 2 rings will do the same job as this.

Dont's buy that. It's too expensive. You can buy just the 4 orange o-rings and 6 screws from nitro house. I just bought 5 packs of those for my diffs. Btw, you have 8 spyder gears instead of 6 like you thought. You also count the 2 bigger bevel gears.

Anyway, here's the link:
http://www.nitrohouse.com/parts_hyper_8.htm. Scroll down some. Part # OFN 19444 (Hyper 7) or 87444 (Hyper 8.5)

Here's what it looks like:
http://www.rcmart.com/catalog/rc-hyp...th=595_921_586

I was going to say the hyper buggies share the same part. I have a set of gaskets like that and they don't quite match up. You may be able to poke holes, but only two screw holes line up on the spiders. I would try to get the orings either way to be safe.

FWIW tho, I've heard those gaskets are good on the other diffs to keep them from leaking as the orings are a bit lame.

Yup, I agre with you Finnster. I have the Ofna mutilaor diffs and those use the paper gasket. I looked at the ring gear and the Hyper series have a little lip built into it for the o-ring to sit in preventing the oil from leaking out. However, if you decide to use grease, you can use those paper gaskets.