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Qball76 · 04.16.2005, 06:54 PM

Welll, the tires were a very small part of it, but a blown rear diff turns out to be the majority of it. I was running it today and the noise was getting progressively louder and the truck seemed to be slower than normal. I held the rear up and gave it some throttle and it pulled, then I did the same with the front and it didn't move but it did make some really nice cracking noises. I'm glad I ordered the UE diffs last week.

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Qball76 RC-Monster Carbon Fiber Offline Posts: 65 Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Omaha, NE	04.16.2005, 06:54 PM Welll, the tires were a very small part of it, but a blown rear diff turns out to be the majority of it. I was running it today and the noise was getting progressively louder and the truck seemed to be slower than normal. I held the rear up and gave it some throttle and it pulled, then I did the same with the front and it didn't move but it did make some really nice cracking noises. I'm glad I ordered the UE diffs last week.