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RC-Monster Mod
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11.29.2010, 07:41 PM
Only reason I was thinking of going with cases was cause I have have a set of hot bodies diffs already. I will check out ebay and see what I find.
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11.29.2010, 09:33 PM
Ebay is a good place to start. Muggy diff cases... I tried this mod once... you'll still need to modify inside the case to allow hot bodies diffs to fill well...
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Thats why |
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JERRY2KONE SUPERMAXX
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Thats why -
11.29.2010, 09:42 PM
That is why I went with the RCM FastLane hybrid aluminum bulks shown previously. The 1/8th diffs drop right in. I have yet to destroy one of them. I also use their savage diff cups with the hot bodies hardened gears. Pretty much bullit proof unless you strap on some rediculous power plant that would tear up any driveline setup. Even so I have mine setup on a Neu 1521 with no issues. I plan to use a 1527 some time next year for high speed runs, and may even try to 1717 on one of my trucks.
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