V.3 hybrid revo diffs in 3905 emaxx

[doo540]

Has anyone tried or maybe knows if the V.3 hybrid revo diffs will fit in the 3905 emaxx? I have a set of V3 but forgot to check and see what issues there would be trying to run them in my emaxx.

[crazyjr]

you would need cases specific to the Emaxx, Like UE or the FLM hybrid bulks. I'm sure someone else will chime in on other alternatives

[Unsullied_Spy]

As far as I know, the best way to get tough diffs for the Maxx is to cut away a little bit of the bulkheads and get some LST diffs for it. You'll have a hard time stripping a well-shimmed LST diff.

[doo540]

Hmm, I just took out 2 lst2 diffs in my lst2, 1515 2.5d on 6s with 23 pinion and 64 spur and stock lst2 tires. I purchased the truck as a used roller added all the brushless stuff and broke the two diffs, (tooth broke of pinion gears). The diffs were smooth when I received the truck, so I didn't open them up. My mistake I guess.

[medusa'd maxx]

I've just fitted UE diff cases with ofna six spider buggy diffs to my Emaxx 3905
they fit up perfectly with no shimming (in my case) and seem very tough - I used to detroy maxx spider gears every few packs even with maximiser cups and flm combo bulks Neil has been using them with hot bodies diffs and I havent heard that he's had any problems Im running 6s with a 1600Kv 80mm Medusa and loving it - you will have to gear up or pick a higher kv motor like the castle 2200kv