Odin544

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If the defect is the same on all parts it would be easier to find the problem. They would need to see it to know though. They aren't asking for the part back. They just want to see what's going on. People with a legitimate problem with there part would happily send a picture for the free replacement.

You have to keep in mind, there are those people out there that would claim they had a bad part just so they could get a free spare. AE has every right to ask to see it in my opinion.

That being said I recently noticed the bottom screw hole in my bulkhead had been machined too big. I bought the car used. But it hadn't been run when I got it. Still, AE replaced the part free of charge and without question. Took me all of about 5 minutes on the phone and I had a new one in 3 days.

LMRacing

iTrader: (27)

Somebody at a track I went to in AL had the same problem, He had the washers reversed. The big one goes on the inside and the little one goes on the outside. Not saying it was your problem just saying its somthing to check. I almost put mine togeather backwords the first time when I went to do it

durtbag

I have no problem sending proof of the defect, and have sent a photo to show the defect. What bugs me is that the respondent to my email has seen the defect himself, Rick openly admitted that it is a known defect, yet the respondent suggests that the problem needs to be forwarded to the engineering department for evaluation. Really?

bvoltz

iTrader: (44)

Many thanks, I have the correct washer in the correct place, but I will try flipping them.... See if that helps....

burgboyz

iTrader: (70)

here are pics of my gear diffs installed showing the MINOR mold flaw that everyone is talking about. good or bad.

I feel it is a minor flaw and I will only be concerned if they leak. The Spec-r diffs all leak and everyone has been OK with them. Yes there are things you can do during the build to try to avoid a leak.

I built the Associated diffs as the instructions and their maiden voyage is tomorrow night. I will report back in after that.

goin2drt

iTrader: (77)

Can that be true 8C on the bellcrank? So the balls are on the bottom? Does that mean the balls are then on the bottom on the turnbuckles?

geeunit1014

iTrader: (14)

The 7/8 is the part the ballstuds screw into. The kit comes with both. On the 8, the ballstuds are slightly farther apart than the 7

goin2drt

iTrader: (77)

Thank you

dennisV

I have exactly the same "problem". But it seems that the diff is holding well. I havent raced with it yet, but will next Sunday.

Yokojojo

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Hey Stacker u really do get around ...saw u on an aussie for sale thread causing trouble

Owen RaCing

iTrader: (17)

Edited the first post of the thread. I can't update the thread title, but I added some new info and a photo of the tc6.1. Adding more info to that post soon.

goin2drt

iTrader: (77)

Did anyone post all the differences between the 6 and the 6.1 yet?

Odin544

iTrader: (93)

several times

jekyll08

iTrader: (12)

is there a firm release date for the tc6.1

jorgesimes

here you go: New Parts for TC6.1