2056dennis

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im wondering what diff lube is the best for my tc diffs and my 10th and 12th scale cars

Valentin.H

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i'm no diff pro, but i always have gotten good results with tamiya anti-wear grease and their diff lube.

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STLNLST

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Schumacher lube hands down!!!!!

Part # U1301


No need to thank me......

Jamie Hanson

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http://muddslidemotorsports.com/stage2difflube.html

A very thin coat and you will be golden.

tpczx6

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STLNLST if I find a tool and take my Diff out of my car will you rebuild it for me
you going back to A main in 2 weeks.

Dragonfire

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I have great results with associated diff grease. Use the black grease for you thrust bearings and the silicone grease (either stealth or normal) for the diff plates.

I you are running a low speed class like 540 or stock use only a thin layer on each diff ring. If you are running 10.5 or higher then use a more liberal amount.

2056dennis

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ooops sorry guys forgot to mention i will be running 13.5 / 17.5 / and a 5.5this summer

mild seven

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Ive had good results with schumacher grease and much more thrust grease. Associated grease works good too.

hairy

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the best and most consistant is the Associated Grease

ChristopherKee

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2056dennis

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hey could you keep your personal problems to your self we are trying to help others as well as myself to get a better feeling diff because it is very important to have a very smooth built diff to get our cars to handle thanks

saciccio

+1

little man

i use tamiya ceramic grease only on the thrust balls and plates in a ta05 19 turn
i warm the grease in a cup of water before using,the grease comes in a metal tube

TRF415boy

AE stealth grease has always been the benchmark, can't go wrong with that.

Der Dicke

Do you really feel a difference between the different brands?
I had Muchmore?, Tamiya, Associated, HPI, ... Every grease worked as good as the others.
Just take the cheapet difgrease, your shop has.