Having been the one that 'stripped' and rebuilt your diffs. Are you calling me a liar? Your bearings were completely shot.
Hmmm. Not exactly your most well thought out comment.
We took plenty of pictures and info regarding your diffs and could post them on here. Wonder if you might see the sarcasm in that?
However. As a professional company, we do our level best to help people who contact us directly. I'm pretty sure that everyone that has contacted us direct has been satisfied. I'm guessing your diffs work fine now as ther has been no posts.
Forum's are a great place for getting tips and also banter. But for slagging off and slander. I'm not so sure. If you have an issue contact us we have 'social skills' and about 100 years of RC experience in the office.
As much as I'm a fan of free speech, there is a limit.
Be thoughtful of what you write, it might just come back and haunt you.
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Originally Posted by captainlip
Posting these threads will get you somewhere as can share any problems or tips to stop wheels coming off, clearly others have the same problem.
And as for ringing Durango, that call cost me £60 as I sent the diffs for Durango to look at, when I called again they said they had located the issue and diffs are on the way back to me, next thing I get an email asking for £60, they had rebuilt the diffs and replaced parts regardless of cost and without informing the customer, so I wa left with the choice of £60 bill suprise or my original diffs returned to me free but in bits and still a mess, and in true fashion was given a load of bull of how it was user error regarding diff cases and bearings, what pissed me off was it was clear bull as the bearings were fine when sent off and the diff cases are moulded at Durango, not my fault they can't hold the bearings in place like they should have done, so again cases weren't even fit for purpose, and again I'm not the only one with this issue as everyone is sticking tape inside the cases to support the bearings
So less of the "must be you" nonsense, I'm sure I've the brains to at least screw a wheel nut on.
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