dusty1

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Hey everyone. I bought a used SC10 and im having some Diff issues,the CVA's are coming out of the diff cups when cornering ( GEAR DIFF ). My main question I have, is the Gear diff shorter the the Ball Diff cause im guessing the previous owner pieced the truck together and either swapped in CVA's with the Gear diff or the the Diff is not what came in the truck originally . Thanks


side note. CVA;s are correct size and shimmed, I checked that against a FT SC10

mcheroke

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So if you were making a right hand turn, is it your drivers side c/a popping out?

mcheroke

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Actually, would be passenger side popping out is what I should have asked? Are you running limiters inside the rear shock bodies? Is the truck traction rolling?

RC*PHREAK

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i had some issues with dog bones coming out of the diff cups because i have RPM arms and i was told the RPM arms are just a bit longer than stock. when i had CVA's in there they never popped out. how i fixed the dog bones from popping out was to put the red silicone o-rings for shocks in the diff cup and axle cup. obviously you can't do this with CVA's.

kaycerc

This needs to in the "Official SC10 thread" - http://www.rctech.net/forum/electric...10-thread.html

Following forum rules - http://www.rctech.net/forum/electric...w-threads.html

Teammoose

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You aren't a mod bro.

kaycerc

Are you? I don't think you're my mother either, home boy.

***LOOK FOR A THREAD ON YOUR VEHICLE BEFORE POSTING NEW THREADS!!!***
"This has become a bit of an issue here lately. If you are asking a question specifically relating to a truck or buggy, please post it in that specific vehicle's thread! And before you post anywhere, use the search button and see if your question hasn't been asked 20 times before. If not, go ahead and ask away. New threads should be relating to general electric offroad questions, or perhaps a very specific and unique problem/idea. If a new truck, motor, ESC comes, out, it is fine to post new threads on this as well. But any questions, pics, or comments about a vehicle/product should be posted in its existing thread (if there is one). Redundant questions or questions about a vehicle with an existing thread will be deleted no questions asked."
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mcheroke

iTrader: (15)

Oh no, watch out Holmes.

RC*PHREAK

iTrader: (146)

pay no attention to him. he trolls on several forums.

kaycerc

Stop being a jerk, I haven't trolled anywhere.

I just don't like the threads I'm following getting bumped to the second page by people that refuse to follow the rules, and the idiots and jerks that back them up.


***LOOK FOR A THREAD ON YOUR VEHICLE BEFORE POSTING NEW THREADS!!!***
"This has become a bit of an issue here lately. If you are asking a question specifically relating to a truck or buggy, please post it in that specific vehicle's thread! And before you post anywhere, use the search button and see if your question hasn't been asked 20 times before. If not, go ahead and ask away. New threads should be relating to general electric offroad questions, or perhaps a very specific and unique problem/idea. If a new truck, motor, ESC comes, out, it is fine to post new threads on this as well. But any questions, pics, or comments about a vehicle/product should be posted in its existing thread (if there is one). Redundant questions or questions about a vehicle with an existing thread will be deleted no questions asked."
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Coelacanth

iTrader: (2)

Here's a tampon, methinks it's your time of the month.

kaycerc

Does using tampons increase your ability to read when you're on the rag?



***LOOK FOR A THREAD ON YOUR VEHICLE BEFORE POSTING NEW THREADS!!!***
"This has become a bit of an issue here lately. If you are asking a question specifically relating to a truck or buggy, please post it in that specific vehicle's thread! And before you post anywhere, use the search button and see if your question hasn't been asked 20 times before. If not, go ahead and ask away. New threads should be relating to general electric offroad questions, or perhaps a very specific and unique problem/idea. If a new truck, motor, ESC comes, out, it is fine to post new threads on this as well. But any questions, pics, or comments about a vehicle/product should be posted in its existing thread (if there is one). Redundant questions or questions about a vehicle with an existing thread will be deleted no questions asked."
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RC*PHREAK

iTrader: (146)

here's a tip. subscribe to the thread, then you just go to the "Quick Links" toward the top of the page and select "Subscribed Threads". it will list all of your subscribed threads so you don't have to search the entire forum for them.

but i'm sure you knew this and just prefer to be a troll by flaming someone looking for help.

kaycerc

"here's a tip", FOLLOW THE FORUM'S RULES


***LOOK FOR A THREAD ON YOUR VEHICLE BEFORE POSTING NEW THREADS!!!***
"This has become a bit of an issue here lately. If you are asking a question specifically relating to a truck or buggy, please post it in that specific vehicle's thread! And before you post anywhere, use the search button and see if your question hasn't been asked 20 times before. If not, go ahead and ask away. New threads should be relating to general electric offroad questions, or perhaps a very specific and unique problem/idea. If a new truck, motor, ESC comes, out, it is fine to post new threads on this as well. But any questions, pics, or comments about a vehicle/product should be posted in its existing thread (if there is one). Redundant questions or questions about a vehicle with an existing thread will be deleted no questions asked."
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RC*PHREAK

iTrader: (146)

another great forum feature is the "ignore" option. works great for trolls like KC. ahhhh. no more troll....