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Old 08-11-2014, 04:54 AM
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Originally Posted by JimmyMac
I read all the car threads! hehe Plus I know you and I don't mind helping. Especially something as simple as that.
I was already planning on getting the steel out drives. I was just wondering if theres one i can fit in there that has the plastic pulley and the rest of it is aluminum.
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I have a detc 410 roller for sale, it will come with a front gear diff with steel out drives already installed as well as the stock front spool. Car only has a couple races on it and is in great shape. Will come with some basic spares parts. Have too many need 1 to go. Pm or text 520-431-4075 for pics and info. $280 shipped
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Does anyone have a good high bite carpet set up for this car??? Anyone even own one of these anymore. They are all for sale!!!
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Does anyone have a good high bite carpet set up for this car??? Anyone even own one of these anymore. They are all for sale!!!
The setup that's on the car you just got from JW, is pretty good on high bite, but try X-ray 2.4 front and 2.2 rear springs. The stock springs are a little off. The only other thing would be to adjust upper roll center setting so the car doesn't roll as much in the corners. Other than that it looked pretty good on the track.
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Had to sell my DETC410 before I got to run it, as local carpet track closed.

I have inner/outer Alum Servo Mounts still for sale here
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Harper was very impressive at the Euro's with this car. It looked very fast and handled well. It's too bad they don't have a bigger team to help support him like Yokomo/Tamiya/Xray.
The car has speed.
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Has anyone had issues after building the rear gear diff with it being to tight with no oil? I was helping a local racer yesterday and his rear diff feels like it has 10k in it with no oil. After investigating it looks like the o-rings are to tight on the out-drives.

Are you doing some type of modification to the out-drive shaft or are the o-rings he received to small?
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Originally Posted by bkspeedo
Has anyone had issues after building the rear gear diff with it being to tight with no oil? I was helping a local racer yesterday and his rear diff feels like it has 10k in it with no oil. After investigating it looks like the o-rings are to tight on the out-drives.

Are you doing some type of modification to the out-drive shaft or are the o-rings he received to small?
No mods, out of the bag parts. Green slimed on assembly and felt ok. Perhaps wrong o-ring, just guessing, but no mods.
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No mods, out of the bag parts. Green slimed on assembly and felt ok. Perhaps wrong o-ring, just guessing, but no mods.
We tried the green slim but didn't do much. O-rings are pink. Not my car so i'm not sure if this is the correct part. The o-ring is probably .1 to .2 mm smaller than the diameter of the out-drive shaft. It's enough to produce to much drag on the out-drives.
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Originally Posted by bkspeedo
We tried the green slim but didn't do much. O-rings are pink. Not my car so i'm not sure if this is the correct part. The o-ring is probably .1 to .2 mm smaller than the diameter of the out-drive shaft. It's enough to produce to much drag on the out-drives.
Its been a while since I built the diffs I had, but I think those are the wrong orings, mine where purple. The only option orings that Durango lists are either blue, or clear/white, so I dont think the pink oring is for that car.
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Originally Posted by Rodney Racer
Its been a while since I built the diffs I had, but I think those are the wrong orings, mine where purple. The only option orings that Durango lists are either blue, or clear/white, so I dont think the pink oring is for that car.
Originally Posted by bkspeedo
We tried the green slim but didn't do much. O-rings are pink. Not my car so i'm not sure if this is the correct part. The o-ring is probably .1 to .2 mm smaller than the diameter of the out-drive shaft. It's enough to produce to much drag on the out-drives.
Sorry correction on my post previously. They are Purple, the same color as the shock bladders.
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Sorry Brent, I got nothing then. Unless they mixed up a shock oring with a diff oring, but that would be very apparent, if not impossible (or could it?).
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New diff oring correction

Yes i noticed this wright away. I am using koyosho orange orings out of there 1/10 off road gear diff. I then have to use wd- 40 inside the diff so it feels just like my buddies ae diff with 40 wt that has much smaller orings. I am finding out that in 17.5 touring the car is just way to stiff out of the box. I dont use bladders and run 3 hole pistons with 35 to sofften it up alot. Car has alot of potentional but seems off out of the box. Also car needs more droop.setting the droop per instructions makes the car weird . I am setting it like you would on a set up board and it is abig difference also go 5mm front and rear ride height . 5.5 on the rear makes the car drive funny. We need more people to run this car and develop it. Durango needs to get more drivers on their team for local and national support that is there biggest problom period. They dont have enough in the field product development

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Old 08-26-2014, 02:27 PM
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Originally Posted by bkspeedo
Has anyone had issues after building the rear gear diff with it being to tight with no oil? I was helping a local racer yesterday and his rear diff feels like it has 10k in it with no oil. After investigating it looks like the o-rings are to tight on the out-drives.

Are you doing some type of modification to the out-drive shaft or are the o-rings he received to small?
The thing to check would be the satelite gears on the cross pin, I had to file and sand my cross pin to get the gears to spin freely.
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