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Old 30-08-2011
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Default MM Drive Shaft - gearbox cups
The ones that are in the gearbox that the rear drive shafts slot into. Can you get these seperately, anyone know the proper name/part number as mine are wearing pretty badly
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Yeah they do come seperatley. I wore out my first set quite quickly but haven't done a pair since. Not sure why though I haven't changed anything.
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Do you mean the diff halves? Any shop that deals with ansmann should be able to get you some, Je spares, m k racing, ross mod to name a few...

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Yeah they do come seperatley. I wore out my first set quite quickly but haven't done a pair since. Not sure why though I haven't changed anything.
Same thing happened to me. I'm pretty sure the material they're made from is different now.
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Thats them thanks

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I think i have found out why they last longer. The ansmann 125000445 is listed for the X/XT which i would assume has better material ?? ansmann 125000519 is the standard monkey/rat diff cups that would appear to wear slightly faster

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125000519 are probably the lightened ones, they have a flat section on the outdrive cups.

It was the original ones that I wore out. replaced with the ones that I had in the mad rat kit brought for spares and they have been fine since. Must have been a change in materials.
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