Rear Diff case part#
 

I had a really bad crash last week and broke the rear diff case where it attaches to the wing. Can anyone verify I have the correct part #(losa4450), it is listed as the rear gearbox set. I just want to verify that this is the correct part # before I order it.
Thanks for the help, Mike

Really? What does the description say?

LOSA4450 Rear Gearbox Set: 8B/T 2.0

Team Losi rear gearbox set (2.0) Losa4450.

Mike

OK.....Yes - correct!

Damn you really are just a smart-ass know it all where ever you go arent you?

He asked a simple question if he had the right part that he needs, not what the description of the part number he listed is.

I kind of agree with this.

Funny that neither of you answered the question, at lease I was on topic.

Yes I am a smart ass, no denial here..... Where Im from you got ta be.... By reading the description on the package, looking it up in the manual, you can find the answer to that question.

Not pointed at one particular person on here, but there are alot of people on this site that ask all these questions wanting people to do the work for them. Hell, I dont think that no one on here is a Losi dictionary and knows all the part numbers by heart, most people need to go do the research and then post the findings on here......Im all for helping people but some questions..... :weird:

It's also pretty easy to go on A-Main and see if that part number pic matches the part you broke!

To both Muggydude and Token,
If you do not want to help someone with a question you find stupid, idiotic or just plain dumb, THEN DON'T RESPOND TO THE FREAKING POST!!! I have a Losi RTR and I could not find the part in the manual (the rtr manual is fairly crappy), and the picture on A-main, where I found the part # of the item I thought I needed, is a little different than the piece I broke on the truck. Muggy, did you ever think the picture on a web site could be wrong or a little different than the actual part, or do you think everything on every web site is gospel? I mean web sites are never inaccurate, right, no one ever makes mistakes. I did not want to call a hobby shop and order a part I was not 100% sure I needed. I thought I would post a simple question on this site and see if someone knew with 100% accuracy that the part # I had was indeed correct. Sorry if the two smart-asses feel they have to respond to every post on a given topic. IN THE FUTURE, IF YOU ARE JUST GOING TO BE A TOOL THAN LEAVE YOUR SMART ASS COMMENTS TO YOURSELF!!!!!!!

Thanks for nothing, Mike

First of all Mikal I answered your question....
Second, I was not being a smartass when I asked for the description....
Third, 2 people wrote post calling me a smartass, but THEY did not answer your question but I did... The pic on Amain is correct, so I dont know whats wrong with it.
Forth - On the Losi site under the Losi 8T RTR is this manual. Dot for Dot - screw for screw....

http://www.losi.com/Products/Support...rodID=LOSB0085
http://www.losi.com/ProdInfo/Files/LOSA0805-Manual.pdf

Thank-you Token. That is something I can actually use and refer to. I did try to find the part# before I posted on this site, hence the part # in my original post. As far as the smart ass comment, you even admitted that was exactly what you were doing and "what I got ta be" because of where your from. Once you made those comments, I assumed you were just being a smart ass and not trying to help, but thanks for the answer.

Mike

Why would I answer the question when you already did? You can third, fourth, fifth this all you want, a simple yes or no would of done.

Can't we all just get along?

my rollers been here and now its time to finish it. im going to put a clocked mill in it. im pretty sure its going to be a werks b5, but i do have an option of a picco p7evo3. just thought id get some expierenced opinions.

Token stop being a black assh*le

-cartman