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enzo78 10.29.2008 02:29 AM

CRT Diff Help
 
I have a fiego motor installed in my Brushless CRT. What diff oil should I use for help with ballooning the front tires? I installed a brand new set of tires this past weekend and exploded the foams in 1 of the tires.:diablo:

ffactory666 10.29.2008 05:02 AM

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Originally Posted by enzo78 (Post 227155)
I have a fiego motor installed in my Brushless CRT. What diff oil should I use for help with ballooning the front tires? I installed a brand new set of tires this past weekend and exploded the foams in 1 of the tires.:diablo:


What are you running at the moment ?

I run 10000 in my X2 CRT and it's spot on but throttle control helps as well :wink:

Most run between 10000 and 20000 in there truggies .

enzo78 10.29.2008 05:30 AM

I started with 30000. What about front and rear diff?

Arct1k 10.29.2008 06:22 AM

Try 7 30 3 and then maybe you can work the middle down to 20 or 15 in due course....

lutach 10.29.2008 09:34 AM

I use a spool. I tried all thickness of oils and none of them stopped the front from ballooning. With the spools, I'm never worried about my front tires getting a beating like they were before.

cheesecake 10.29.2008 01:37 PM

i ran 20-30-1 in my crt it depends if you use it for racing. that setup males it very agressive on the track

big greg 10.29.2008 01:52 PM

the center diff gears are crap that come in it, i use 30k seems to keep it under control

cheesecake 10.29.2008 04:40 PM

i wouldnt say there crap you just have to shim them correctly. like in any car

big greg 10.29.2008 11:20 PM

compared to the losi gears, they are made of crappy cast aluminum, but they have held up just fine

bustitup 11.16.2008 01:07 AM

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Originally Posted by Arct1k (Post 227176)
Try 7 30 3 and then maybe you can work the middle down to 20 or 15 in due course....

is that 7 front and 3 rear?

hoovhartid 11.16.2008 08:16 AM

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Originally Posted by bustitup (Post 233132)
is that 7 front and 3 rear?

most likely.

here's a good thread that may help with diff tuning;
http://www.rc-monster.com/forum/showthread.php?t=5050


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