18Likes"How To Properly Build And Break In a Ball Differential and Slipper Clutch"
08-31-2011, 10:50 AM
#136
Tech Apprentice
Can you do a B44.1 video on diff and slipper settings? or is there one out there already? Thanks
08-31-2011, 11:12 AM
#137
Tech Master
Thread Starter
I'm afraid I don't have a 4wd drive vehicle to use for the video...I would be happy to, if you send me one
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I'll look around online and see if I can find any other demonstrations...
Racer53
...I'll look around online and see if I can find any other demonstrations...
Racer53
09-11-2011, 08:12 PM
#138
Im sorry if this has already been asked or if you mentionned it in the videos (ipad doesnt like flash...)
When rebuilding a gritty diff, do you re-use the balls if they were carbide ? Clean them and re-use after turning the diff rings to the new side ?
When rebuilding a gritty diff, do you re-use the balls if they were carbide ? Clean them and re-use after turning the diff rings to the new side ?
09-12-2011, 05:21 AM
#139
Tech Master
Thread Starter
Im sorry if this has already been asked or if you mentionned it in the videos (ipad doesnt like flash...)
When rebuilding a gritty diff, do you re-use the balls if they were carbide ? Clean them and re-use after turning the diff rings to the new side ?
When rebuilding a gritty diff, do you re-use the balls if they were carbide ? Clean them and re-use after turning the diff rings to the new side ?
Racer53
09-12-2011, 11:55 AM
#140
I guess that as long as the diff doesnt feel "gritty" as soon as the rebuild is done, its fine ?
Also, do you find that getting earplugs in the outdrives helps keep the dust out ? I have been using that for a while and find it very helpful.
Also, do you find that getting earplugs in the outdrives helps keep the dust out ? I have been using that for a while and find it very helpful.
09-13-2011, 01:51 PM
#141
Tech Master
Thread Starter
I guess that as long as the diff doesnt feel "gritty" as soon as the rebuild is done, its fine ?
Also, do you find that getting earplugs in the outdrives helps keep the dust out ? I have been using that for a while and find it very helpful.
Also, do you find that getting earplugs in the outdrives helps keep the dust out ? I have been using that for a while and find it very helpful.
I'll have to try that, it's a good idea...
Racer53
09-13-2011, 04:15 PM
#142
Cut them just barely long enou to offer only a slight pressure against the cvd, smaller end towards the diff center, obviously 
They will expand and prevent dirt to get in the diff, at least most of it !
Mine are usually about 3/8 to 1/2 in length...
They will expand and prevent dirt to get in the diff, at least most of it !
Mine are usually about 3/8 to 1/2 in length...
09-14-2011, 05:27 AM
#143
Tech Master
Thread Starter
Cut them just barely long enou to offer only a slight pressure against the cvd, smaller end towards the diff center, obviously
They will expand and prevent dirt to get in the diff, at least most of it !
Mine are usually about 3/8 to 1/2 in length...
They will expand and prevent dirt to get in the diff, at least most of it !
Mine are usually about 3/8 to 1/2 in length...
Racer53
09-28-2011, 01:06 AM
#144
Just wanted to thank you for this article. i'm new to 1/10 2wd and had a hard time setting my diff properly and now I have all the infos I was looking for in ONE topic. This is great info for everyone!
10-01-2011, 05:58 AM
#145
Tech Master
Thread Starter
Just wanted to thank you for this article. i'm new to 1/10 2wd and had a hard time setting my diff properly and now I have all the infos I was looking for in ONE topic. This is great info for everyone!
10-06-2011, 09:57 AM
#147
Tech Master
Thread Starter
just wanted to say i rebuilt the diff's in my car's last week and followed someone's advice to break the diff in then take it back apart clean and relube.
These diff's are the best i've built so far! nice and smooth
These diff's are the best i've built so far! nice and smooth
...Good Luck, Racer53
10-14-2011, 05:18 PM
#149
Tech Master
Thread Starter
Thanks! Awesome thread
Racer53
10-14-2011, 10:26 PM
#150
Tech Initiate
Thanks
Thanks for the thread, I just got a brand new SCT SC10 I built as per your instructions but now have a clicking noise coming from the transmission.
Have I not tightened it enough ? what is the possible cause ?
Sorry if you guys have heard it before I tried search thread and came up with not much
Have I not tightened it enough ? what is the possible cause ?
Sorry if you guys have heard it before I tried search thread and came up with not much