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Does everyone here run the TLR Diff Balls/Rings etc. or they after the rebuild they changed to something else? B-Fast etc.
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TLR diff rings (which think are already sanded), Vampire diff balls & thrust balls.
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When you do a rebuild you only need to replace the diff plates, the kit diff balls and thrust race will be fine.
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I am still on all my original diff parts, not changed the plates yet, just flipped them. and have put quite a lot of time on the car.
I do take it apart and re-grease after every couple of meetings as the grease does seem to get flung out quicker than I am used too. After a quick rebuild the diffs feel pretty good, so I have put off replacing anything.
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I have found anything but the Losi diff grease is better than the kit stuff. Many people have mentioned Team Associated is very good for this car but I did recently try Schumacher diff grease because I had some kicking around and so far so good. After about 3 race meetings, the rear is still pretty smooth. When using the Losi stuff, I found I was rebuilding it after every meeting even after breaking it in nicely.
I do think a lot of people are suffering with the rear diffs on this car especially here in the UK with the high bite astro tracks. Simon |
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That was going to be my next question. The grease/lube. Been a few years since I have owned a buggy with ball diffs and back then I use to use AE.
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