Problem with fitting UE diffs in FLM bulks;

[zegato]

Hello ,
in advance sorry for my mistakes in writting.... but i'm french...

I received a few days ago my G3R-CF chassis. Looks really nice.
I'm now working on the assembly of my e-maxx, mixing some parts like FLM bulkhead and UE diffs 8-spyders... as you may see below on the pictures (I hope they are not to big)

By the way, I have one issue right now with this mix : my diff housings are moving between the Bulkheads... I will check my assembly again today, but something looks like 1 millimeter to much space one fixed on the chassis... If somebody has an idea regarding what could be wrong.... i would be gratefull :)

[Serum]

Nothing wrong there! you need the play in order to shim the diffs correct.

http://www.unlimitedengineering.com/instructions.shtml

Go there and check the ultralite diff instal instructions.

[zegato]

Originally Posted by Serum

Nothing wrong there! you need the play in order to shim the diffs correct.

http://www.unlimitedengineering.com/instructions.shtml

Go there and check the ultralite diff instal instructions.

Hello,
Thank you for your answer. In fact, I did the setting of the diffs as explained in UE manuals. And it is ok.
But, when I put the full differential with its housing on the chassis (between the bulkheads), this is the full piece (meaning the housing, (diff box ?) itself) which is moving between the bulkhead... around 1 millimeter.
So either i did sthg wrong... or, adjustments mixing Gorillamaxx, FLM and UE are not perfect...

[Serum]

Okay, i see what your point is; I used blue loctite silicone gasket to keep them in place, you can make some rings from foam to center them. I used the loctite silicone stuff on the two ~7 mm things that stick into the bulk.

[zegato]

thank you for your idea. I may have also some small rings... I will see then if they could e used in addition to the "the two ~7 mm things that stick into the bulk" to center an lock the diffs.
I understand you experienced the same kind of issue, right ?
regards