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Upgrading the stock bulks.. - 08.10.2006, 10:43 AM

With a few pieces of aluminum, i beefed up my stock bulks a bit.

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It works like a charm. So far, i broke a front arm, and the rest is going strong.
   
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Interesting.


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08.10.2006, 01:18 PM

does anybody make t-maxx diffs that will hold oil because i know first hand that the stock ones do not.
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08.10.2006, 01:29 PM

Nope.. Too bad, no one does..

That's the downside of this lightweight truck. You got to keep traction out of the corners.
   
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08.10.2006, 02:08 PM

The new 3.3 diffs may. I don't know for sure or not. Can any one say for sure.


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08.10.2006, 02:20 PM

Yeah, i know for sure they can't. They are the exact same as the stock diffs/ringgear.

The only thing it needs is a small notch for the o-rings.... Come to think of it.. Where is my lathe.......
   
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08.10.2006, 05:11 PM

I have been told that with a little finessing you can get Revo gears in the Maxx diff cases. Not sure if its true or not.
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I dunno, they look a lot like eachother. I have got a revo cup here, but no ringgear. Can't test it out.
   
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Revo gears, Maxx Diff Cases - 08.10.2006, 05:43 PM

It is possible but it requires a bearing spacer. The maxx large side bearing is a 10x15 vs the revo's 8x16. One of two things has to happen. Either machine out your maxx housings to accept the 16mm bearing or have a 8x10x4 adaptor bushing made to fit the 10x15 bearing on the 8mm side of the diff cup.


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08.10.2006, 05:48 PM

Yeah, 15X8 bearings are hard to find. I guess a 8/10mm adaptor is the easiest to make then. But then you would need a lathe, and with that lathe, you could also make the small notches for the o-rings in the cup/ringgear. (thinking while i am typing...) which should work just as well.
   
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