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crazyjr · 08:51 AM

The T-maxx and E-maxx trannys run in oposite directions. If you are going to run e-maxx diffs in a t-maxx you need to turn the diff upside down(ring gear on oposite side like this:- to this-: )

Squee if you don't do this, it will run backwards. If you run hybrid bulks and 1/8 diffs they should be ok

Jonnymaxxima, maybe you're diffs had been in a T-maxx for a long timeand had set into a wear pattern. Like full sized cars if a part gets into a wear pattern and you change it(move from car to car, run oposite way whatever) it can accelerate wear.

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crazyjr RC-Monster Dual Brushless Offline Posts: 3,794 Join Date: May 2005 Location: georgia	11.08.2005, 08:50 AM The T-maxx and E-maxx trannys run in oposite directions. If you are going to run e-maxx diffs in a t-maxx you need to turn the diff upside down(ring gear on oposite side like this:- to this-: ) Squee if you don't do this, it will run backwards. If you run hybrid bulks and 1/8 diffs they should be ok Jonnymaxxima, maybe you're diffs had been in a T-maxx for a long timeand had set into a wear pattern. Like full sized cars if a part gets into a wear pattern and you change it(move from car to car, run oposite way whatever) it can accelerate wear. Work because i gotta, play because i wanna People here hate Nitro, I love it. I start it, run it about 50 ft from me and it dies, I go after it. Perfect exercise Last edited by crazyjr; 11.08.2005 at 08:51 AM.