I have an AE B4.1 WC 2wd buggy. Stock. How do I know if I have a ball diff or a gear diff w/out taking it apart? Which would I want?

Same for an SC10RS RTR?

If I want to swamp from one type diff to the other, would I need a new tranny case and all, or are the diffs about to go into either tranny?

Probably a ball diff since that is what they come with but you can check in the outdrives of the diff and see if there is a screw in one side and a nut in the other. If this is the case then you have a ball diff. IF you don't see them then you have a gear diff. The RTR SC10 RS comes with a gear diff.

It's been a while since our last build, with the summer heat we kinda took a break and now that the weather is a little cooler did an inventory and only need a few parts to complete another car.

7336 - servo mount
9360 - idler gear
1282 - turn buckles (doesn't need to be FT)
9566 - top plate
6277 x2 - ball studs
9974/9826 - gear box (needs to fit gear diff)
9610 - servo saver
1787 - battery strap thumbscrews (have one need one more)
9583 - rear arms (doesn't need to be carbon)
???? - rear hubs
???? - idler shaft
???? - Dog bones/axles or CVD set
Please PM me if you have any of the above.
Thank you all for your continued support.

You might find this vid helpful

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IP-_0ZOs1Uc

Also I have a T4 I would like to trade for a B4 or SC10

It needs a body but other than that its complete and we only want to get rid if it because its the only one we have and would rather stick to buggys/SC for the kids. Also the shocks are not AE they are I think from a rampage???

Anyone interested please PM me for pics and what you have.

just the diff. the rest is the same. you can drop a SC10 gear diff in easy.

http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...lstud-Washer-8

yeah but its associated blue, so it matches comes with 4x 1mm and 4x 2mm.

Hey Guys,
I just picked up the worlds kit and was wondering what motor is good for a small clay indoor track?

Thanks and I cant wait to get it built and try 2wd buggy for the first time

Every time I see pics or vids of all these other tracks, I realize just how freekin spoiled I am out here in SoCal (20 mins away from both OC_RC and West Coast) Concrete wall barriers and support posts in the middle of the layout is yikes and rofl to me. Nice driving Cherry

You can run anything as long as you can control it.

17.5 or 13.5 might be good if you are still learning to control, but some people run as low as 7.5 but only use like 50% throttle on small tracks.

The concrete wall is fine IMO...just don't hit it...but the pole in the middle of the track is crazy. They couldn't come up with a layout that didn't stick those poles in the track?

Very nice driving BTW.

They usually dont have it in the track, usually on the edge or in an island. They built it that way this time to up the technicality of the layout.

Thats the best they can come up with to make it more technical? wow

So these would be the only two sizes of ball studs I would need to switch over to the Ti-Nitride Ball Studs?

http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...all-Stud-Set-2

http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...all-Stud-Set-2

We don't need air conditioning though , usually nice & cool ...

grass hopper

We made the layout so that column scares you keeping you honest , but most never hit it....

The layout is one that decides who can drive faster ....

Its fun as all get out , big air , sharp turns & the motor counts ....