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mistercrash · 07.23.2010, 10:07 PM

After spending some time this morning rebuilding the rear diff, I blew it again this afternoon and I was running on 4S. Same problem as last time, the Losi output gears broke a tooth or two. It seems that the Thunder Tiger spider gears are too hard for the Losi output gears. I'm thinking Hot Bodies Lightning buggy diffs

http://cgi.ebay.com/HOT-BODIES-C8178...item3effd0febe

With a 13 tooth pinion also from Hot bodies

http://cgi.ebay.com/HOT-BODIES-C8030...item5ad96933ff

I heard they are really tough, I just don't know if they fit the Losi LST XXL diff cases. I searched these forums for an answer and I got a conversation between ''its me'' and ''angry alien'' about it but never found a definitive answer. So I'm still wondering if it would work. Anyone know for sure?

On another note, we all know that it's not good for our sensitive equipment but a perfect mud puddle is totally irresistible. Pics of my LST and my son's Brushless E-Revo from this afternoon.

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mistercrash Guelph, Canada, eh! Offline Posts: 1,083 Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Guelph, Ontario, Canada	07.23.2010, 10:07 PM After spending some time this morning rebuilding the rear diff, I blew it again this afternoon and I was running on 4S. Same problem as last time, the Losi output gears broke a tooth or two. It seems that the Thunder Tiger spider gears are too hard for the Losi output gears. I'm thinking Hot Bodies Lightning buggy diffs http://cgi.ebay.com/HOT-BODIES-C8178...item3effd0febe With a 13 tooth pinion also from Hot bodies http://cgi.ebay.com/HOT-BODIES-C8030...item5ad96933ff I heard they are really tough, I just don't know if they fit the Losi LST XXL diff cases. I searched these forums for an answer and I got a conversation between ''its me'' and ''angry alien'' about it but never found a definitive answer. So I'm still wondering if it would work. Anyone know for sure? On another note, we all know that it's not good for our sensitive equipment but a perfect mud puddle is totally irresistible. Pics of my LST and my son's Brushless E-Revo from this afternoon. No brain, no headaches.