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10.26.2007, 09:30 PM

Yes. The ones that come with the RCM Revo Hybrid Diffs are hardend. Just try and tear them up. I was blowing stock revo diffs almost every time I ran the truck untill I got this upgrade. Havent had an ussie since. Only thing I ever did was take them apart to change diff fluids and inspect. They still looked new after months of abuse. Best upgrade ever for the revo IMO.


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10.28.2007, 09:20 PM

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Yes. The ones that come with the RCM Revo Hybrid Diffs are hardend. Just try and tear them up. I was blowing stock revo diffs almost every time I ran the truck untill I got this upgrade. Havent had an ussie since. Only thing I ever did was take them apart to change diff fluids and inspect. They still looked new after months of abuse. Best upgrade ever for the revo IMO.
^^^ I agree, I got more power than any , ANY italian nitro, going through mine and no problems. I'm running a Neu 1515/2.5d (1700kv) on 5s and they don't complain. Like Jhautz said "Bar none the best upgrade for a revo based truck" I am thinking of going to HB diffs in my UE set in my Gmaxx


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Does it fit? - 12.19.2007, 08:26 AM

Will the Mugen MBX5T gears fit the RCM cases?

I notice they have a 4.6:1 ratio. It's a 46 tooth ring with a 10 tooth spiral pinion gear.
   
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12.19.2007, 10:29 AM

One way to tell which gears will work is to measure the ring gear. It will need to be no larger than 38mm (1.500 inches).
   
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