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Gustav · 08.23.2005, 04:19 PM

I shouldn't think so it's pretty small,if i just send it international air.if it gets lost in transit i've got more so i could make a second attempt.Just PM me your address.if it costs more than a few quid i'll let you know first,if not i'll just pay it myself it's really no problem at all.

Yeah the plate itself is steel but the diff cups were some kind of really crappy alloy so the bevel shafts just moved into the metal killing the bevel gears so i've got a few kicking around.I think you should be fine with the stock cup, i never had any trouble with those only when i "upgraded" to the lame hot racing ones.Maximizers are solid though(and shiny).there 7075 which is roughly twice the hardness of 6061.The others clearly weren't 6061 though.The plastic ones outlasted them considerably.In fact they're still intact.

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Gustav RC-Monster Aluminum Offline Posts: 916 Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: UK	08.23.2005, 04:19 PM I shouldn't think so it's pretty small,if i just send it international air.if it gets lost in transit i've got more so i could make a second attempt.Just PM me your address.if it costs more than a few quid i'll let you know first,if not i'll just pay it myself it's really no problem at all. Yeah the plate itself is steel but the diff cups were some kind of really crappy alloy so the bevel shafts just moved into the metal killing the bevel gears so i've got a few kicking around.I think you should be fine with the stock cup, i never had any trouble with those only when i "upgraded" to the lame hot racing ones.Maximizers are solid though(and shiny).there 7075 which is roughly twice the hardness of 6061.The others clearly weren't 6061 though.The plastic ones outlasted them considerably.In fact they're still intact.