I have known this for a while.

ok here's a question. i still can't quite figure out the rear diff oil. pretty much got the hang on front and center diff, but the rear is still questionable. how does it affect the handling of the car? i tried google it and most just emphasis on 1000-5000wt. so how do i know when to move from say 2000 to 3000 wt oil?

apparently in my truggy entering the turn, the rear seems to want to overpower the front (if that makes sense, a little hard to explain) or in other words, it seems to fishtail a little too soon. im running losi 8t 2.0 with 2000wt in the rear, smart diff in front and center. the rest pretty much stock. seems to behave like this once i put the smart diffs in. i don't wanna really toss em out just yet cause it gives me plenty of steering mid and exit corner. plus i spend more than 100 bucks for them.

I have never seen anyone stick with the smart diffs.....99% of people I know tried them and then sold them really really fast.....lol

Have the smart diff on front and rear is tricky some cut and use only 2 .15 springs for the center (? Forget) and up the rear to 3K -5k which will help the front from ballooning.

Yes it hard to get it perfect but the most important factor is to insure your SD are full to the rim with SD grease check often.

Ive ran the SD in the center of my truggy for quite some time now, Im starting to go back and forth to a Regular diff with 10K but in most circumstances i prefer the SD....so Again i must be crazy.

yeah i run them that way and the shocks stay more consistant

i found i was alot faster without the smart diff in the truggy... so i got bored and put it in my lst's front diff.....bad idea

I've only ever run a smart diff in the center of the truggy and it came out very very quickly. I absolutely hated it! It made the truck feel extremely weird to me. It took away all smoothness on the throttle. Almost like it wasn't locking and unlocking fast enough. I am a pretty smooth driver. I like to roll on and off of the throttle. With the SD it seemed one step behind me. It wouldn't lock quick enough when I rolled on and wouldn't unlock quick enough when I rolled off. For someone who drives very aggressively/ with a lot of on/off of the throttle it may be the best thing since sliced bread, but for me it was the worst my truck has ever felt. Didn't take long for the standard 10K diff to go back in. 7/10/3 and that's about it. Pretty much what I run exclusively in the truggy.

hmmm people seems to have better results with the standard diff. im not giving up just yet. gonna try going to 3000-4000 wt in rear, then maybe different spring configuration in the center. anybody's got any recommendation with the smart diff setup, dont be shy

i bought my first 2.0t used..and all it had was the sd...i thought i was fast, but i noticed all the other 2.0's turned tighter than my truck...i asked one of the guys what his set up was and it was the same as mine...just i had the sd and he didnt... so i went home..pulled out one of my spare lst diffs and threw some 10k in it..nxt race my lap times went down by 2sec...and i was starting to get faster as i got used to the truck.... that pretty much sold me

Try only running only two .15 springs but Cut two coils off each. Up the rear to 3K. Im pretty sure you will have better results ran this setup for a while.

does anyone out there in losi world no the part no. for the front sway bar that is rated 2.0 my local hobbie shop had in stock a few month ago when i bought it the fisrt time now they dont no what im talkn bout , tha sa ther is no sway bar with a 2.0 rating but i bought it the fist time the reciept that i have from the first purchase say its part no. 1750 please help its for truggy 2.0 thank you!!!

I dont think they sell just the single bar. Here is the link for the set.

thanks bud for the reply , that kit says 2.0 rear sway bar im lookn for 2.0 bar for the front i want it for my buggy cause i have one for for my truggy already and i like the 2.0 feel for my drivn style for buggy

I believe the thinner chrome bar in this kit is the 2.0mm front bar. The other kit has the 2.0mm rear bar.

http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...i-Sway-Bar-Set