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Old 01-22-2015, 10:28 AM
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Originally Posted by gablett
So with the 8T motor in this car where is a good starting point with fluid in the gear diff? 10k? I have a 23t and a 25t pinion as well.
what conditions?

from the setup I was given for carpet, I believe it was 5K, for loose stuff outdoors ball diff here is what I kept hearing.

being old school used to a ball diff anyway lol.
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Old 01-22-2015, 10:33 AM
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If its on Med to dry clay indoors i would for sure use 3000k or 2000k . With the 4k in my gear diff last weekend it was hard to drive in that condition traction wise inconstant.

I wouldn't say it was low traction .
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I would consider it to be pretty low traction. Not a clay track, more dirt than anything.
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Originally Posted by gablett
I would consider it to be pretty low traction. Not a clay track, more dirt than anything.
may be worth having the ball diff on hand to try too.
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has anyone tried the b5 front axle setup on the dex210?

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Is this the tool for the E Clip for the ball diff ?


4-in-1 Snap Ring Circlip E-Clip Retaining Ring Pliers Set - Soft Grip
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Originally Posted by tc5 man
Is this the tool for the E Clip for the ball diff ?


4-in-1 Snap Ring Circlip E-Clip Retaining Ring Pliers Set - Soft Grip
If those are the same ones they sell at harbor freight, they're junk. The attachments wouldn't stay on, and they had so much slop in them they couldn't compress the circlip enough to get it out. I took a dremel to an old pair of wire cutters to make my own ring pliers. It took a bit of work, but they work pretty well.
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Yes those are the ones I have, junk is the word. I did get them to work but had to grind down the tips. They are really sloppy and poorly made but will work if there is nothing else.
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Old 01-25-2015, 11:20 AM
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So what kind is good than ?
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I remember seeing them a few times in the thread. They are made by Channellock. Here is a link to them up here but they are sold all over including Harbor Freight.

http://www.canadiantire.ca/en/pdp/ch...l#.VMVSQEfF-T8
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Originally Posted by Super08
I remember seeing them a few times in the thread. They are made by Channellock. Here is a link to them up here but they are sold all over including Harbor Freight.

http://www.canadiantire.ca/en/pdp/ch...l#.VMVSQEfF-T8


I found this one on Amazon there is different models of them. But this one includes different tips and i can buy a pack of more tips.

Do you know what MM holes the diff E clip have ?
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I keep breaking rear v1 rear shock towers (a known weakness)...should i get the Revolution Design Racing Products Aluminum Rear Shock Tower or the dex210v2 updated shock tower. If the new shock tower is much more durable I will just get the plastic one if not i want to ge the aluminum one.

Basically I want to know if anyone has had breakage problems with the new "type B" shock tower.
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Old 01-25-2015, 02:08 PM
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Originally Posted by Speedo711
I keep breaking rear v1 rear shock towers (a known weakness)...should i get the Revolution Design Racing Products Aluminum Rear Shock Tower or the dex210v2 updated shock tower. If the new shock tower is much more durable I will just get the plastic one if not i want to ge the aluminum one.

Basically I want to know if anyone has had breakage problems with the new "type B" shock tower.
I've had no issues with the v2 tower, it's stiffer than the v1 and has a recess to prevent the tower possibly flexing into the motor plate, the general cause of the v1 towers breaking. One thing to note is that the v2 tower has different hole locations vs the v1.

Shimming your v1 towers away from the transmission case helps prevent the tower flexing into the motor plate during crashes.
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don't get the craftsman snap pliers. Too much play to be useful.
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Old 01-25-2015, 03:01 PM
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Originally Posted by Cain
don't get the craftsman snap pliers. Too much play to be useful.


Na im getting the Channel lock one with the pic i posted on here. It comes with different tips.

Do you know what size hole the E - Clip for the ball diff is ?
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