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Old 04-16-2008, 10:32 PM
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Thanx Vlad. i forgot to look it up.
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Hello everyone !

I just wanted to ask if anyone else have had the problem im having with my 8-T.

The problem is that i cant get the front diff to be smooth, im not sure how to explain this but here we go The front diff feels realy, " notchy " like when i turn the pinion, its not smooth, it seems like the pinion and ring gear mesh is too tight, the best i can get it is when i loosen the screws that holds the diffcases together, but even then its not smooth. its been like this since i bought it, but i thought that maybe after a few runs it would " break in " but not so, any advice ??

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Originally Posted by Swede#1
Hello everyone !

I just wanted to ask if anyone else have had the problem im having with my 8-T.

The problem is that i cant get the front diff to be smooth, im not sure how to explain this but here we go The front diff feels realy, " notchy " like when i turn the pinion, its not smooth, it seems like the pinion and ring gear mesh is too tight, the best i can get it is when i loosen the screws that holds the diffcases together, but even then its not smooth. its been like this since i bought it, but i thought that maybe after a few runs it would " break in " but not so, any advice ??

Thanks.
one thing to check is that the bearings for the pinion are in the housing completely and that the coupler is attached to pinion with no play.

are you using shims on either side of you diff ,other than that it could only be a fault in the moulding of the housing where the pinion or the diff bearings go

anyone else

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Old 04-17-2008, 09:50 PM
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New shoes... Sorry for the dark pictures, but the batteries in my external flash are dead so I used the built in one.



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Old 04-18-2008, 07:32 AM
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Originally Posted by Swede#1
Hello everyone !

I just wanted to ask if anyone else have had the problem im having with my 8-T.

The problem is that i cant get the front diff to be smooth, im not sure how to explain this but here we go The front diff feels realy, " notchy " like when i turn the pinion, its not smooth, it seems like the pinion and ring gear mesh is too tight, the best i can get it is when i loosen the screws that holds the diffcases together, but even then its not smooth. its been like this since i bought it, but i thought that maybe after a few runs it would " break in " but not so, any advice ??

Thanks.

You are not alone. I, and along with many others have this issue also. Mine was like that when it was new and still does it even after many gallons. Just loosen the front case screws up until it feels smooth. Haven't had any problems all last summer by doing this.
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Old 04-21-2008, 09:48 AM
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I was messing around the other day with my 8ight and found something odd. I'm going to look over the T today and see if the same deal exists.

On the center rear CV joint coupler. I noticed that if the pinion is allowed to move back and forth there is a notchy feeling when the pinion is pressed rearwards towards the crown gear. But if the pinion is pulled towards the front of the truck it is smooth as butter. So I moved the set screw on the CV coupler back on the pinion shaft so it would hold the pinion away from the crown gear a bit. But I didnt' get the coupler too close to the pinion bearing and cause over heating.

Just FYI
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Old 04-21-2008, 09:51 AM
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the coupler should have a small lip on the back side so it only rides on the inner bearing race when it is installed tight like you are saying. I have been running them like that in my buggy since it came out and its the same in my truggy now with no problems at all.
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Old 04-21-2008, 10:28 AM
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yea, I don't know why I've never noticed this. I have been running the 8ight and T for over a year now but maybe I have something else wearing out that I have overlooked. Thanks micro.
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Luisv: What wheels and tires are those?
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j concepts half ups. I am willing to bet.
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Old 04-21-2008, 03:09 PM
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Originally Posted by Integra
make em urself...its not exactly hard to do.
Would you like for me to post a picture of my LST2 and then you explain how easy it would be to design one? Ya know around the shock thats in teh way and such?
Or perhaps if its so easy for you make me a set and I will buy them from you
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Originally Posted by MadRussian
Would you like for me to post a picture of my LST2 and then you explain how easy it would be to design one? Ya know around the shock thats in teh way and such?
Or perhaps if its so easy for you make me a set and I will buy them from you


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Originally Posted by MattP
Luisv: What wheels and tires are those?
JConcepts Half Ups and stock Losi Tires...
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