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Linc, i found the pic on the traxxas forum, yesterday.....but it would be nice to atleast to be able to have 4 spyders inside it......may have to do some browsing to find a simular cup to match up to the gear, that will hold the spyders we want....I'll let you know if i find anything
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Well, after searching all afternoon, I was unable to find a suitable diff replacement to house the 4 spyders, I did however find on the NOVA rc site a aluminum diff cup, which may work, also....Im considering buying a set of hardened diff internals, like hot bodies ect, i may try the set I have sitting in a old ofna dominator diff.......Linc...do you have an rough pics or sketches on what you are trying to do..ie adapter ect.....I may just get the traxxas one...and drop a different set of internals in... any suggestions....I also looked at the bolt pattern of other diffs & the raxxas one, more than likely it only has 2 spyders, much like the nitro versoin...this is due to the bolt location.....
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cool, if your design works, and appears to be stronger than the traxxas one......I think i may get it...not sure...just figuring stuff out....your design does incoperate 4 spyders right......i think i read that?
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I'm interested on this too.
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George, thanks for the very clear pics....im sure that cleared up alot about the diffs.....kudos...man
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your right, I havn't been on there lately....the reason is I sold my UE/Gmaxx chassis & kept the tires,electronics ect......even though I worked hard to get my truck the way it was...It came to a point...when funds where needed....so I sold it....and now have replaced it with the Erevo.....it was a tough decision...but I had to do what was needed., I go on there everyonce in awhile....just to see whats up is all/....
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Yup, almost everyone is leaving the Supermaxx scene. Chadknorr is selling all his stuff and so is JD. Sad thing to see indeed. I just "retired" my son's SM and it will just be a static display.
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yup it is sad, the product is excellant, however the parts are far and in between, but when they don't have product supposrt...it makes it hard to keep them around....I'm sorry to hear about your son's trck being a show piece....I think UE missed the boat when it didn't release the razorback......and hate to say it, but the maxx plateform is a aging....
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My son was actually very happy when I retired his truck because it means more stick time for him on the Revo :party::rofl:. I still run my predator once in a while and I'm thinking of retiring that too. I'm just keeping some of the hard to get parts now so I can have them made for my personal use once I report to the ship in December. I'll have my Navy machinist friends make some for me :intello::party:. Alright, back to Linc's thread:party::lol:. |
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I wil also gauge interest in them. Not sure about prices yet though. I will have 2 of them produced, to run in my emaxx with the plett maxx and in the erevo with the 1515 1.5d, both on 4s. That should give me enough time to determine if the design is up to snuff. I do worry about the bearings, but I have a cure for that...:whistle: |
Ok so I spent the last few HOURS checking parts and cost...
Looks like it will cost about $35 minimum to get the parts I need, plus shipping. Then there are the machine shop costs to mod the gear and the output shaft, and the costs to build the adapter and a spacer. I have a hard time seeing this cost less than $100... Unless I have a bunch made by someone with a CNC... |
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wow.....thats alot of jing.......but if it's stronger than the traxxas one...then it may be worth it.....here is an option possibly, just sell the modded shafts & gear & adapter plate...and the consumer can buy the cup & internals....might help keep the cost down a few....however, like you mentioned before...i think....one possibility is having them prepaid ( pre-order) the kits and then you produce them......
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