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02.08.2009, 08:20 AM

b4 ordering the flm hybrids i opened the rear diff to see wats the prob turns out its not the gear that stripped , its the case that somehow broke , the place the holds the spider gears and shaft in place in the gear carrier broke , so i went and i bought another gear case and the same problem happened again during the first run , should i get the aluminum gear carrier?? will it fix my problem? or is the flm hybrids the only way to fix the diff problem im having??
   
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02.09.2009, 08:56 AM

just to be sure , the new 3905 hybrid bulks uses 1/8 diffsto , right??

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02.09.2009, 09:09 AM

or will the 3906 hybrids fit in the 3905 e maxx ?


decided to get the 3906 hybrids since in the description of the new one is written stock replacement

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02.09.2009, 03:35 PM

All maxx parts are interchangeable when it comes to front and rear ends, so the hybrids would indeed be the best option by far- alloy diff cups and cases wont fix the weak ring, pinion and spider gears of traxxas diffs. You will also need to get the hotbodies 1/8 scale buggy diffs and pinion gears that Mike sells, or look for Ofna 1/8 diffs as an alternative; some 8x10x0.5mm shims/washers will also be required.
   
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