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To use an Associated diff screw what part do I need beside the diff screw and T-nut?
How about thrust ball and washer? Can the original one fit associated diff screw?
Beside the part(s) do I need to drill the outdrive to accommodate the 2.5mm associated diff screw since the original screw is (was) 2mm.
I snapped the Moore speed diff screw’s button head right off during break in the diff on the bench. So, I never even had a chance to run the car
How about thrust ball and washer? Can the original one fit associated diff screw?
Beside the part(s) do I need to drill the outdrive to accommodate the 2.5mm associated diff screw since the original screw is (was) 2mm.
I snapped the Moore speed diff screw’s button head right off during break in the diff on the bench. So, I never even had a chance to run the car
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well i think your gonna lose the convenience of being able to tighten/loosen your diffs on the fly by using a AE screw? You also might not have as "smooth" a bolt as the super smooth worlds Titanium coated one. But then again I always buy into the shiny gimmick stuff
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Thanks Iceman. Hope to find AE screw and T-nut at my local hobby shop.
Kind of suck, broke the diff screw be fore the car even hit the asphalt. I have never broken a diff screw before and I have built many diff in 14 years of RC car. I have seen people snapped Yokomo diff screw before, it snapped right where the screw and thread meets due to lack of tensile strength.
I probably go for AE screw. Loosing ability to adjust the diff on the fly doesn’t bother me, diff screw snapped while breaking in on the bench before the diff had the chance to stop slipping – that’s bothered me a lot.
I wish I could use an Xray diff in my Cyclone, that is one thing I miss about Xray parts and designs. With Xray diff I set it once and by the time I had to re built Xray diff I have already forgotten when I was re building it the last time.
Kind of suck, broke the diff screw be fore the car even hit the asphalt. I have never broken a diff screw before and I have built many diff in 14 years of RC car. I have seen people snapped Yokomo diff screw before, it snapped right where the screw and thread meets due to lack of tensile strength.
I probably go for AE screw. Loosing ability to adjust the diff on the fly doesn’t bother me, diff screw snapped while breaking in on the bench before the diff had the chance to stop slipping – that’s bothered me a lot.
I wish I could use an Xray diff in my Cyclone, that is one thing I miss about Xray parts and designs. With Xray diff I set it once and by the time I had to re built Xray diff I have already forgotten when I was re building it the last time.
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Ouch that sucks
BTW do you guys coat the shaft of the diff screw with black grease? Especially at the bottom where the thrust bearings are. I always do that...
BTW do you guys coat the shaft of the diff screw with black grease? Especially at the bottom where the thrust bearings are. I always do that...
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Sure did. Almost had him by a full lap. The can is awesome. I just hope it handles the same or better at Speedworld. The traction at Marin was a little on the low side compared to the other tracks in Norcal but it did sprinkle Saturday right after Jesse sprayed. He did spray again Sunday morning though.
Sure did. Almost had him by a full lap. The can is awesome. I just hope it handles the same or better at Speedworld. The traction at Marin was a little on the low side compared to the other tracks in Norcal but it did sprinkle Saturday right after Jesse sprayed. He did spray again Sunday morning though.
Your making me excited! Cant wait to race this sat, I need some practice lol, I hope there open this friday
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I know it was posted a few pages back but any word on the new diffs?
I know it was posted a few pages back but any word on the new diffs?
rc Champ was great as i pre-ordered and they are in the post today.
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rc champ is so ghetto, you have to email your order?
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For all my Cyclone boys out there doing some testing
Hara Spring
My Cyclone Soft up front Super Soft in rear working good
My team mate Medium front soft rear working good TQ 13.5 10.5
Hara Spring
My Cyclone Soft up front Super Soft in rear working good
My team mate Medium front soft rear working good TQ 13.5 10.5
with 30wt AE oil
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iceman go softer ... 15wt up front and 10wt in the back with super super soft in front and super super super soft in rear. it works awesome, i think
I havent tried it on my car, but my car is set up just like his, and his drove real nice