CVDS and diff's

[Serum]

That would be wise, unless you can find a true hardened pinion.

Taking a plastic spur is proven tough.

[jollyjumper]

like a clutchbell?

[Serum]

Too heavy. And most likely not as durable as a plastic spur/pinion.

[jollyjumper]

so i basicly need to stick to kyosho then.
ok, many thanks guys

[jollyjumper]

and yet another question:
what do you think of 14mm hex hubs, are they up to the task of serious bashing? i dont mean whimpy plastic ones, but alu or even steel ones.

[Procharged5.0]

Originally Posted by Serum

UE 8 spiders and UE 6 spiders with hardened gears.

You can also get the FLM bulkless with HB or UE diffs.

with UE cvd's.

I agree 100%! Next to UE VBS the FLM combo bulks w/6 or 8 spider & UE CVD's are a dynamite combo!

[neweuser]

I use the FLM with UE diffs, never had a problem!!
Jolly-if you can, use the dace 23mm adaptors. I use the 14mm alum hax on my girls truck and they are wearing the rim hex indent.

[jollyjumper]

what bout 17mm, strong enough?:032:
i tough so the 14mm ones wouldnt hold up.
thanks newe.

[neweuser]

Originally Posted by jollyjumper

what bout 17mm, strong enough?:032:
i tough so the 14mm ones wouldnt hold up.
thanks newe.

17's should be just fine

[jollyjumper]

dace's have 22mill nuts, dont they?

[neweuser]

yes, the 23 are 22mm, you can go to any sears or whatever to get the socket and not pay 29.00 for a wrench

[jollyjumper]

to bad, i already have the 30 euro's wrench. stupid me.:007:

[neweuser]

Originally Posted by jollyjumper

to bad, i already have the 30 euro's wrench. stupid me.:007:

Nah, not stupid, just didn't kow yet! LOL you can still get the dace and buy a socket to fit a ratchet, still cheap!

[jollyjumper]

yeah, hehe.mmmmmmm dace :004:

[jollyjumper]

yet another question,
are hpi savage diff's the same size as 7.5 diff's or are they bigger?