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Old 05-23-2009, 12:18 PM
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Questions?? losi speed t diff problem newbi, i know nothing.

hello everybody,i am new to the rc world, i got a speed t with 3s lipo as my first car, had 6 full batery runs at medium esc setting and 15 tooth pinion gear and grass tyres, the diff was fine untill i changed the wheels back to the stock road tyres that came with it. when i tightened the wheel nuts i held the opposite wheel and then tightened the wheel nut, after reading the manual i think that i may have tightened or lossened the diff, now when the car is on a stand and i turn one wheel the other turnes in the same direction ( diff appears to be locked ) , when i use a lot of throtle the car dose doughnuts and makes a scarping/barking noise, has my inexperiance caused a simple fixable problem or has the diff eaten its self. please help. thancks very much, joney, england.....
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ok ive never messed with a losi but it seems like ur diff is too tight...for the associated diff u tighten the diff till the spring compresses then turn it an 1/8th of a turn...if that doesnt work loosen it little by little... then u will have to rebuild ur diff if those adjustments dont work...try those out and let us know
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The speed-T has a locked diff. I am 99.9% sure. It is designed that way so it is easier to drive at high speed.
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Originally Posted by joney
hello everybody,i am new to the rc world, i got a speed t with 3s lipo as my first car, had 6 full batery runs at medium esc setting and 15 tooth pinion gear and grass tyres, the diff was fine untill i changed the wheels back to the stock road tyres that came with it. when i tightened the wheel nuts i held the opposite wheel and then tightened the wheel nut, after reading the manual i think that i may have tightened or lossened the diff, now when the car is on a stand and i turn one wheel the other turnes in the same direction ( diff appears to be locked ) , when i use a lot of throtle the car dose doughnuts and makes a scarping/barking noise, has my inexperiance caused a simple fixable problem or has the diff eaten its self. please help. thancks very much, joney, england.....
i don't know if it's lock diff but i know that you can get one for it, if you mean it makes scraping/breaking you and i know it's not supost to do that so why don't you take it apart, it's not that hard just go slow some times the bet answers are the simple ones
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Old 05-23-2009, 04:57 PM
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the speed t comes with a locked diff that i know because i own one
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Old 05-24-2009, 02:57 AM
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thancks for the info, when i got the speed t the diff worked normal ( turn the right wheel forward and the left would turn backwards i think ) i will take it back to the shop for some education befour i try to pull it to bits, i will post the result of my schoolin, i allso noticed that i have got a slight bend in the left dog bone at the wheel ..oops.. thancks again, joney...
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hello again, the diff is fine, you are right the diff should be locked and the bent dogbone is within tolerance, i am never to old to learn new things, see you all next time when my lack of knowlage lets me down. thanks again to everybody. joney...
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