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So what you mean is.... tighten the ball diff all the way when running with a slipper eliminator ? And its' good for carpet?

Anybody knows whats the weight difference in a gear diff (with 2 satellite gears inside) and ball diff?

Thanks, so should I run the diff screw all the way in then bring out 1/8 turn and then adjust from there or just fully tightened when running with s slipper eliminator

Davidka

01-10-2018 02:25 PM

I've always recommended setting an AE ball diff per the instructions- gently bottom out the screw, then back off 1/8 turn. If you run it with the screw bottomed out, it'll be tighter and have tighter action, which may be desirable for handling, but it will wear out much faster.

It is very hard to damage or quickly wear out a properly assembled ball diff with a 17.5 under any circumstance. Carpet racing is fairly new but high traction is not. The design is well proven.

Aaron P

01-11-2018 05:56 AM

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Originally Posted by Phillip F (Post 15126293)

Just follow AE instructions. Tighten down all the way, back off an 1/8th. Break in and re-check. I run slipper eliminator and never had any issue. I will say that I do prefer the way a gear diff feels on carpet, but nothing wrong at all with running a ball diff on the rug.

JPAPA26

01-11-2018 06:12 AM

does any know where I could purchase a spring kit for the shocks on a b6. tried looking around and I cant find length all I see is 12mm which I believe is thickness thanks

Matt Trimmings

01-11-2018 06:22 AM

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Originally Posted by JPAPA26 (Post 15126883)

does any know where I could purchase a spring kit for the shocks on a b6. tried looking around and I cant find length all I see is 12mm which I believe is thickness thanks

AE sells them. 12mm is diameter, then you have front and rear. They come in sets of 3 and are grouped according to stiffness

JPAPA26

01-11-2018 06:39 AM

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Originally Posted by Matt Trimmings (Post 15126895)

AE sells them. 12mm is diameter, then you have front and rear. They come in sets of 3 and are grouped according to stiffness

Thanks found them. all on backorder though :flaming:

071crazy

01-11-2018 07:06 AM

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Originally Posted by JPAPA26 (Post 15126914)

Thanks found them. all on backorder though :flaming:

The springs are available individually as well.

JPAPA26

01-11-2018 07:10 AM

another question. does anyone know where I can find aluminum hub spacers or caster block spacers the plastic one are loose

Cfleek

01-11-2018 08:32 AM

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Originally Posted by JPAPA26 (Post 15125024)

does any run a motor fan? did you tape or make your own bracket? its a wtf fan and I was think about bending small piece of aluminum and drilling the chassis and bolting it in

On eBay search for Team Associated B6 30mm Fan Mount Waterfall with Fan. The seller is mcknight-jeremy

valk	01-11-2018 10:33 PM

Can anyone tell me if the hudy setup station fits the b6? looking at the description it says 4.7mm axles, which this car has 5mm it seems. if not what about the arrowmax?

Silberpfeil

01-11-2018 10:38 PM

The Hudy station fits mine just fine. It's a 2 year old set up station though so I'm not sure if they've changed anything since I got mine.

valk	01-11-2018 10:39 PM

nothing a step drill cant fix if not lol. thanks, ill prob get that one since i have both the onroad ones already.

buggybattle

01-12-2018 05:35 AM

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Originally Posted by Frenimy (Post 15125929)

I use the RC Speed Secrets B6 fan mount. It's made to fit the WTF fan or similar size. It is fantastic and very secure. I tried the tape several times and it always eventually comes loose.

Great info thanks !

rimracker

01-12-2018 08:03 AM

Does anyone happen to know the tooth count on the gear/ball diff ?

Pinkz

01-12-2018 08:12 AM

52T, same as alot of cars out there, TLR and Serpent 51T, Xray 53T.

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