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Old 04-15-2013, 08:22 AM
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Old 04-15-2013, 08:43 AM
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Is anyone using the XXX 12 ball diff gear in their buggy instead of the 14 ball gear that comes stock? I know GrandTurk mentioned he is doing it as advised by Casper in his 22SCT, I was just wondering if anyone is doing it in the buggy as well.....
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Old 04-15-2013, 09:18 AM
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Originally Posted by Medicinal Coma
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Is anyone using the XXX 12 ball diff gear in their buggy instead of the 14 ball gear that comes stock? I know GrandTurk mentioned he is doing it as advised by Casper in his 22SCT, I was just wondering if anyone is doing it in the buggy as well.....
I am running the 12 ball diff in all my cars right now with my thrust bearing. Works great.
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Old 04-15-2013, 09:40 AM
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Originally Posted by Casper
I am running the 12 ball diff in all my cars right now with my thrust bearing. Works great.

Thanks Casper, that's what I am going to try then. Just received 3 of your thrust bearings on Sat......time to build a diff!
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Old 04-15-2013, 10:11 AM
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Originally Posted by Casper
I am running the 12 ball diff in all my cars right now with my thrust bearing. Works great.
Whats the edge in doing this?
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http://pittables.blogspot.com/2012/1...-14-vs-12.html

This is where I heard of it.
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Old 04-15-2013, 10:21 AM
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Originally Posted by Medicinal Coma
I read in the 22SCT thread that TLR discontinued the alum steering rack slider. Does anyone know why? Or has anyone else heard this? Amain no longer has it listed......

TLR website still has it on their parts list so maybe it's false info?
Im not sure why my works fine and does not get sloppy like the plastic did,i have been running my tlr rack for close to a year now outdoors and indoors.P.S it only got stuck when i oiled it.if you leave it dry it doesnt get stuck.
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Old 04-15-2013, 11:15 AM
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Wow, makes me want a 12 ball diff now. Makes sense why they are so finicky, why the screw breaks, and why the thrust grenades. Why hasn't Losi replaced with a 12 ball diff already?
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I feel the XXX gear spins better in the tranny as well. It is a very minor difference but you can sense it when spinning the tranny in your hand. I have been running them for a little while now with good success. It puts the balls more centered in the rings as well instead of out by the edge.
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so you just need the balls and the gear huh. they are the same amount of teeth?
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Old 04-15-2013, 12:26 PM
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Originally Posted by Wildcat1971
so you just need the balls and the gear huh. they are the same amount of teeth?
From the blog that was listed above, it looks like the balls are the regular 22 balls. The only difference appears to be the gear itself.
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Originally Posted by bergie33
From the blog that was listed above, it looks like the balls are the regular 22 balls. The only difference appears to be the gear itself.
The balls are the same. I use the TLR tungsten balls and just use 12 of the 14. Gear is the same teeth cound as the 22 series. That and a grooved washer thrust bearing and you get a pretty amazing diff.

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Originally Posted by Casper
I feel the XXX gear spins better in the tranny as well. It is a very minor difference but you can sense it when spinning the tranny in your hand. I have been running them for a little while now with good success. It puts the balls more centered in the rings as well instead of out by the edge.
Better support from the outdrives too. I've ran all of ours with the XXX 12 ball gear for a long time, works great.
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Old 04-15-2013, 02:57 PM
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Originally Posted by Ant73
I thought and have built it with one short neck on the rack and one on the horn. They connect to each other via the servo link assembly. The longer ones are for the steering turnbuckles. Therefore, I think..... two longer ones on the rack for steering, a short neck on the rack and a short neck on the horn for servo function. That's what I have anyway....

Also, you guys might be interested to know a 22 won the Australian nationals 1/10 off road championships on an outdoor high bite dirt track, very much like the Cactus classic. Two major things about it was due to the high grip (massive amounts of sugar), the 22 was mid mount which like you guys is unheard of on our outdoor tracks but the grip warranted it and paid off. The second thing is finally the AE's in Australia were silenced. Here's a link...

http://youtu.be/LseIRx2ik1E

Lastly, please take a look at the attached pic. This is happening with my slipper after one run. I must be doing something wrong - any ideas? I am just running with it like this and seems to be fine because I am not going to keep buying loads of slipper plates and pads - it's expensive enough buying everything else but it would be effecting performance I'm sure. Please let me know your thoughts....
Anyone have the mid motor setup from Andrews race?
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Originally Posted by racene1
Anyone have the mid motor setup from Andrews race?
http://www.modelflight.com.au/blog/v...ian-nationals/
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