Alon

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Anybody know if the slipper-diff fit in to the caster EX-1?

SuperEk4

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Should be ok only hyper 9e can't use it

ambo

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Yes, the slipperential fits like a glove on the EX-1....

Rootar

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yup works greats, and with the updated outdrives you have nothing to worry about... i had originally bought a rebuild kit with mine and i still havent used it so yes the durability has been great...

brofroe

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Thanks for response. I was wondering about reduced wear to the diff cups and CVDs on the front and rear diffs/axles as well. Thanks

doin12volt

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Anyone have any recent input on the slipperential? I am thinking about buying one, and just read through the whole thread - Do I need to order any other bearings?? Mine will be going into a Losi 8ight T

Any feedback is awesome!!

xxxtruck

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have had mine 7 months, no problems

doin12volt

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Thanks for the reply!

what are you running it in? I am truing to figure out if I will need to order different bearings to install it into my 8ight, I dont have a micormeter handy..

tcmodels

why Hyper 9 can not use ?

blueryu

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i bought one of these when they first came out and didnt like it. my only reason for not liking it was because i prefer to run mechanical brakes and at the time there was not a mechanical brake kit for the slipperential outdrives. now there is. i also had to make mods to my buggies for it to fit. that said, i know a lot of people really love the slipperential.

but get this. i was talking with Tekno RC this week and they are in final stages of development of a slipper clutch for 1/8 brushless. it is entirely different concept and sounds like it should be sweet.

SuperEk4

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Hyper 9e spur is too small. Rc monster slip diff smallest spur is 46

doin12volt

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Well, its ordered and paid for - Hope I like it. Maybe I will take pics thru the assembly and install to post up for anyone else that wants to know about them.. good idea?

LOSIRACER77

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could someone tell me about the slipper and do they work good? i race a 2.0 buggy with a mamba monster 2650 motor combo.

adrictan

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It's works great. I use 3 of them. It relieves the stress on the drivetrain and prevents the car from wheelie-ing when moving off.

Edumakated

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It is a center differential with a built in slipper clutch. It gives you the normal tuning ability of the center diff with fluids, but it also has a slipper that you can use for traction control and to take some strain off the driveline.

Brushless 1/8 buggies put out some serious HP and when you are using direct drive, the drive line takes a lot of abuse. In addition, because the acceleration is so instantaneous, it can make getting traction that much harder. The slipper allows some "slip" during acceleration which helps put the power to the ground instead of just spinning the tires.

I run them both in my buggy and truggy. An absolute must have tuning aid.