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mistercrash · 05:15 PM

yep! I'm still running the same disk I made, it wore down by about 1/2 of a millimeter. I had to readjust it a couple times when it started slipping too much. It is still working awsome and I love it.
remember that Losi center diff I made with the three aluminum posts, I plugged two of the holes in the diff cap with JB Weld and made a new hole to install the TRA3985X output gear with only two posts like the last CDs I made. Now I have two CDs made with the heavy duty Losi LST XXL diffs. I will see if the JB Weld plugs hold up. I have been running this last Losi heavy duty CD with the two aluminum posts and TRA3985X output gear every day since I made it and it's working really really well. I'm happy about it.

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mistercrash Guelph, Canada, eh! Offline Posts: 1,083 Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Guelph, Ontario, Canada	09.05.2009, 04:58 PM yep! I'm still running the same disk I made, it wore down by about 1/2 of a millimeter. I had to readjust it a couple times when it started slipping too much. It is still working awsome and I love it. remember that Losi center diff I made with the three aluminum posts, I plugged two of the holes in the diff cap with JB Weld and made a new hole to install the TRA3985X output gear with only two posts like the last CDs I made. Now I have two CDs made with the heavy duty Losi LST XXL diffs. I will see if the JB Weld plugs hold up. I have been running this last Losi heavy duty CD with the two aluminum posts and TRA3985X output gear every day since I made it and it's working really really well. I'm happy about it. No brain, no headaches. Last edited by mistercrash; 09.05.2009 at 05:15 PM.