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05.20.2007, 10:34 AM
i had the same problem and had to buy some UE cv's the longest ones they had and had to use a small spacer that came w/ the cv's .....if you use the spacer you will not have as many threds to screw your wheels on to, but it still works great w/a little lock tight!!!:025: i didn't know how to use the sliders and besides that the torque twisted my sliders!!!!!
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05.20.2007, 06:22 PM
here is a breif description on how to do it. It took me a while but it could have been better, but it is kindof hard to get everything exact in paint. sorry wording is very small mabey you could maginify it some how if you have any questions ask. http://i116.photobucket.com/albums/o...xelstubmod.jpg
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Hot Bodies diff cups too small for tbonz CVDs -
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Can you lay out what steps I would need to take to covert to sliders? I can't visualize how sliders connect to the drive cups of a Hotbodies diff. Do I need to go back to stock diffs to use sliders? I need to solve this before Memorial day weekend.
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Does anyone know if MIP CVDs will fit into the drive cups that come with the Hot Bodies diffs?
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05.21.2007, 09:07 AM
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Does anyone know if MIP CVDs will fit into the drive cups that come with the Hot Bodies diffs?
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MIP and UE will fit
some cheaper alternatives with dust boots like THS do not
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05.21.2007, 02:20 PM
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here is a breif description on how to do it. It took me a while but it could have been better, but it is kindof hard to get everything exact in paint. sorry wording is very small mabey you could maginify it some how if you have any questions ask. http://i116.photobucket.com/albums/o...xelstubmod.jpg
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Thanks! This diagram clears it up for me. However, I don't feel like taking the diffs appart again. I just ordered some MIP CVDs so I'll see how they work. Thanks for all the help. Where did you find this documented (or did you do this yourself).
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05.21.2007, 02:29 PM
so the revo axle is 8mm in diameter?
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05.21.2007, 06:41 PM
6mm i believe that is why rd logics sells an 8mm axel kit as the upgrade.
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05.21.2007, 06:45 PM
I believe it's a 6mm as well. Maxx wheels bolt right on.
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05.21.2007, 11:44 PM
if they are 6mm how can u use them to make diff adapter for sliders when the bearing in diff is 8x16?
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05.22.2007, 01:14 AM
The diff sits between them Wallot. The collar of the diff is 6mm inner diameter and 8mm outer diameter.
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05.22.2007, 03:41 AM
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The diff sits between them Wallot. The collar of the diff is 6mm inner diameter and 8mm outer diameter.
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you are right. thanks. easier to ask than the the truck apart :)
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06.23.2007, 11:04 AM
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Thanks! This diagram clears it up for me. However, I don't feel like taking the diffs appart again. I just ordered some MIP CVDs so I'll see how they work. Thanks for all the help. Where did you find this documented (or did you do this yourself).
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Just as as followup for anyone reading this thread in the future, the MIP CVDs worked with the HotBodies Diff cups.
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06.23.2007, 02:43 PM
Yes, they do, so do the UE cvd's.
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