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A RC Dude 01.26.2008 12:30 PM

need better diff for rustler.
 
i eather need a metel case to go around the diff gears to elimanate flex. the stock traxxas diff doesn't seem to be holding up too well at all in my car! I'm hoping a metel case will solve the problem.

Where could i find one? or do i haft to go with a hole new diff?

Thanks for the help!

MetalMan 01.26.2008 12:37 PM

Do you mean an aluminum transmission case? Here's one:
http://www.rc-monster.com/proddetail...ny20000&cat=29
I have never stripped a plastic diff gear when using that.
If you haven't seen it, here's Traxxas' steel diff gear:
http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...&I=LXSHA2&P=ML
And of course Mike's HARDENED diff gear with aluminum case:
http://www.rc-monster.com/proddetail...edediff&cat=29

A RC Dude 01.26.2008 12:42 PM

i allready have the FLM tranny case. and the diff case is fine. it's just the gears inside the diff that keep braking!

A4DTM 01.26.2008 03:55 PM

... rc dude, you're not making much sense. you said you needed a diff case that the gears go in.. metalman's 3rd link is a steel/aluminum diff case.

lincpimp 01.26.2008 04:04 PM

Have fun with the diff internal gears, traxxas new batch of gears are too hard, I ended up using some really old gears and they have lasted. I went thru three sets of diff internal on one pack!

This is whatyou are talking about, correct:http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXJJ20&P=M

A RC Dude 01.26.2008 08:32 PM

A4DTM: I was afread i wasn't making much sence. and the third link metelman posted, was the whole case steel/aluminum or just the teeth? If the whole things steel/aluminum then that is what i need. I just couldn't tell from the picure if it was or not.

lincpimp: those are the gears that keep braking.

lincpimp 01.26.2008 08:37 PM

If you are having issues with the internal gears the al cased diff will not help. I am not sure what to suggest, the new traxxas batch of gears are too brittle. I used some really old internals, the gears we shinny, not black like the newer ones. Since then the diff has held up just fine. I also tried the al cased diff and it made no difference. Maybe a call to traxxas is in order?!

A RC Dude 01.26.2008 08:53 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by lincpimp (Post 144071)
If you are having issues with the internal gears the al cased diff will not help. I am not sure what to suggest, the new traxxas batch of gears are too brittle. I used some really old internals, the gears we shinny, not black like the newer ones. Since then the diff has held up just fine. I also tried the al cased diff and it made no difference. Maybe a call to traxxas is in order?!

oh ok.
so where could i get some better internals?
and yea, i think i will call traxxas.

A RC Dude 02.01.2008 10:18 PM

i called traxxas yesterday, thare sending a new diff but other than that all thay said was loosen the slipper a little.

BlackedOutREVO 02.01.2008 11:03 PM

I never had issues with the old ones either, and like linc said, there shiny

The new *steel* crap from the VXL stuff is no good.......

A RC Dude 02.02.2008 07:04 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BlackedOutREVO (Post 145873)
I never had issues with the old ones either, and like linc said, there shiny

so where would i find the older diffs?

t-maxxracer32 02.03.2008 12:36 AM

ebay.

A RC Dude 02.03.2008 03:16 PM

so i just look for the origanal rustler diff; the one with the stinger motor right?

A RC Dude 02.07.2008 08:07 PM

hum, would the ball differential work better?

_paralyzed_ 02.07.2008 09:15 PM

i havent had luck with the ball diff, it melts like loose slippers, i jb welded my diff internals for posi, but it makes it even harder to drive straight, but the roosts are awesome and my diffs last


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