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Old 05-01-2011
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Default Team C diff screw problem

Please can u tell me what betere diff screw to use on the team c truck I keep on braking them
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Old 05-01-2011
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I have heard of rb5 diff screws being used, and apparently you need to use the rb5 thrust assemblies to suit, and I'm not sure about the nut but I would assume you would need the rb5 nut as well.
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Thank u will try is and let u know
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Have you any pic's of the broken ones ?... I've not heard or experienced of many of these breaking so would like to see and study what's gone wrong

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The standard ones tend to undo themselves or stretch. Most people use one from the RB5 or the 4wd also I think?. I'm using high grade steel ones from the after market bolt shops
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On my X pro, TC02C and know my X2TE i use the standart screw and nuts and i haven't any problem?
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