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Old 03-19-2009, 07:11 PM
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hi boys.i want to know how can i block-spool a center diff.
i had read in a mag sometime ago for a piece that you can put in the diff case as reasult to block it.[but i cant find this mag now]
some other way is to replacy the case with an axle but keep the same diff gear.
do you know guys a company with these products?
Thanks in advice!
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What car are you trying to do this to? Racers edge sells diff locking putty.
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What car are you trying to do this to? Racers edge sells diff locking putty.
i want to lock a 1/8 scale center diff .but now with puttys.i want a solid thing.
anything alse malik?
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What car is this for?
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[quote=Racecrafter;5573266]What car is this for?[/quote

any brand.mugen-kyosho-hong nor.
may i will get something like the cen 7.7 diff locker.
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Originally Posted by GREGORY!
i want to lock a 1/8 scale center diff .but now with puttys.i want a solid thing.
anything alse malik?
JB Weld...It will lock a diff, just mix it an pour it in, I think everone here wants to know what for? They might be able to give better advise if you kinda explain what you wanna do.
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Thank you for your help!
i will check it out!
[if you have not something helpfull to tell,please close it]
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Originally Posted by fast11970
JB Weld...It will lock a diff, just mix it an pour it in, I think everone here wants to know what for? They might be able to give better advise if you kinda explain what you wanna do.
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I was replying to Fast11970.. in other words what does it matter what you need to know for!...personal attacks are not appreciated!
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Well Jaz, You know how, in these times, anyone can get EMO at any moment. Take it all in stride dude. Be side's, when they start with "hi boys" here's your sign!
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Originally Posted by Jaz240
I was replying to Fast11970.. in other words what does it matter what you need to know for!...personal attacks are not appreciated!

jaz240 i am sorry!i took it wrong!
i thought that it was for me.
i am so sorry!
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Originally Posted by GREGORY!
jaz240 i am sorry!i took it wrong!
i thought that it was for me.
i am so sorry!
No problem bud, hope you figure out your diff issue
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When I run dirt oval, I put 100,000 diff oil in the center of my Superlate(1/8 scale buggy converted to latemodel). It worked pretty good for what I was doing at the time. I have heard of the JB Weld thing but I always wondered what happens when you need to change your center diff bearings?
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Originally Posted by elcaminosslover
When I run dirt oval, I put 100,000 diff oil in the center of my Superlate(1/8 scale buggy converted to latemodel). It worked pretty good for what I was doing at the time. I have heard of the JB Weld thing but I always wondered what happens when you need to change your center diff bearings?
You dont change them. Nothing is spinning inside the diff when it is locked, including the center bearings.
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Originally Posted by DustnF
You dont change them. Nothing is spinning inside the diff when it is locked, including the center bearings.
Really??? Bearings don't spin?? I guess I they just float in air? I guess there is no need for the center diff support either.................WOW!! I would like to see a pic of that!!!
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