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Serum · 10:19 AM

If a spool makes the backside unstable in full power load, a diff would even make it more unstable.

I used 10K silicone in the rear diff of my savage, the problem was, it would takes a lot of pressure from the fronttires, so these can't steer the car anymore. (it just starts living its own life..) now i have got 300K silicone (peanutbutter thickness..) and the truck goes straight. What you can do;

Give the rear a little toe in (3 degrees or so), and a 0 degree chamber (or if you have that, give it a few degrees chamber)

And no, RD logics are just too short for the 1/8th diffs.

It takes UE's or MIPS (Mike has got those MIPs and i heard/read more better stories on the mips than on the ue's..)

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Serum RC-Monster Admin Offline Posts: 10,480 Join Date: Feb 2005	04.15.2005, 10:05 AM If a spool makes the backside unstable in full power load, a diff would even make it more unstable. I used 10K silicone in the rear diff of my savage, the problem was, it would takes a lot of pressure from the fronttires, so these can't steer the car anymore. (it just starts living its own life..) now i have got 300K silicone (peanutbutter thickness..) and the truck goes straight. What you can do; Give the rear a little toe in (3 degrees or so), and a 0 degree chamber (or if you have that, give it a few degrees chamber) And no, RD logics are just too short for the 1/8th diffs. It takes UE's or MIPS (Mike has got those MIPs and i heard/read more better stories on the mips than on the ue's..) Last edited by Serum; 04.15.2005 at 10:19 AM.