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Non-BL question: How big are the differentials in comparison to 1/8 scale differentials?
The .5 diffs are actual buggy diffs in it (buggy or truggy ratio I forget)
   
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11.23.2007, 10:30 PM

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The .5 diffs are actual buggy diffs in it (buggy or truggy ratio I forget)

So the actual diff cup is the same size as the 1/8 scale diffs?
   
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So the actual diff cup is the same size as the 1/8 scale diffs?
Not positive there....

But I think its smaller
   
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Not positive there....

But I think its smaller
Thanks. I ordered my truck a couple of days ago...just curious what to expect.
   
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So the actual diff cup is the same size as the 1/8 scale diffs?
No they are not the exact same size . All the big beval gears are shaved down . They are the same size in diameter as in a 1/8 but are thinner ( shaved down ) . So they have a shallower cup, but not by much.


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No they are not the exact same size . All the big beval gears are shaved down . They are the same size in diameter as in a 1/8 but are thinner ( shaved down ) . So they have a shallower cup, but not by much.
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One more question...what would be a safe bet for gearing on the CRT.5 assuming I was using 2S, MM, and Neu 1509 1.5D (4500kv)?
   
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One more question...what would be a safe bet for gearing on the CRT.5 assuming I was using 2S, MM, and Neu 1509 1.5D (4500kv)?
I dont know , because this is my first time converting a crt.5. someone else will have to answer that for you.


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I dont know , because this is my first time converting a crt.5. someone else will have to answer that for you.
Thanks Hippie...maybe Brian or one of the other seasoned vets will pick up the question and run with it.

I hope you got your wheel situation squared away (or should I say rounded away)....
   
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