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BL_RV0 09.24.2008 01:12 PM

Nice, but you will *most likely* have to also buy their $150 lathe stand.

lincpimp 09.24.2008 01:36 PM

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Originally Posted by BL_RV0 (Post 215775)
Nice, but you will *most likely* have to also buy their $150 lathe stand.

I have some really sturdy metal tables, that I can use as a stand.

BL_RV0 09.24.2008 01:41 PM

http://cherrythian.com/images/borat.jpg

sjcrss 09.24.2008 02:46 PM

Linc, im also working on a center diff design as well.......i should have all the parts by this weekend hopefully, and as for some of the lathe work, I'm able to do it at work, at my lunch time......

SnoopMaxx 09.24.2008 03:21 PM

Looks a little like the one I have at work
http://i190.photobucket.com/albums/z...x/HPIM1620.jpg

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I also gave the machinist some diagrams and material to make the adapters to put lst diff cases in a maxx. So I will have a new thread on that soon. Those are much simpler to make, and should provide a good alternative to the other 1/8 scale maxx diff conversions...
That sounds great :yipi:

lincpimp 09.24.2008 03:23 PM

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Originally Posted by sjcrss (Post 215800)
Linc, im also working on a center diff design as well.......i should have all the parts by this weekend hopefully, and as for some of the lathe work, I'm able to do it at work, at my lunch time......

Shall be interesting to see what you come up with. I have my patent number for mine already, so hopefully you are not infringing on my design...

sjcrss 09.24.2008 04:25 PM

nope not at all...this is what im doing......
<meta http-equiv="CONTENT-TYPE" content="text/html; charset=utf-8"> <title></title> <meta name="GENERATOR" content="OpenOffice.org 2.4 (Linux)"> <style type="text/css"> <!-- @page { size: 8.5in 11in; margin: 0.79in } P { margin-bottom: 0.08in } --> </style> so here is what i have coming and planning
purchased the following
traxxas cd
ofna hyper 6 spyder diff
acer 8X12 bearings...( these will fit onto end of diff cup and still fit into stock tranny bearing hole, which is 6X12 bearings)
here is the plan....
take apart the traxxas diff, measure it's cup to the hyper diff, use the traxxas outputshafts, with ofna spyders( hopefully they mesh good ) then use the gear off the Traxxas cd... and bolt it to the ofna ring gear, after the teeth are machined off, then drill & tap 4 holes to hold the traxxas lower gear to the modded ring gear... on the front side of the output shaft...I will use a std. 6X12 bearing..... so the back of the diff will be supported in the bearing hole, and the front by the shaft.....that is the intent anyways.......so I hope you don't see this as infringment.....but after seeing yours, i figured there has to be an easier way.....so that anyone can possibly make one with the right parts and some work at the bench at home.....but I'll post pics ect.... as i try to get it all together....

lincpimp 09.24.2008 04:49 PM

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Originally Posted by sjcrss (Post 215816)
nope not at all...this is what im doing......
<meta http-equiv="CONTENT-TYPE" content="text/html; charset=utf-8"> <title></title> <meta name="GENERATOR" content="OpenOffice.org 2.4 (Linux)"> <style type="text/css"> <!-- @page { size: 8.5in 11in; margin: 0.79in } P { margin-bottom: 0.08in } --> </style> so here is what i have coming and planning
purchased the following
traxxas cd
ofna hyper 6 spyder diff
acer 8X12 bearings...( these will fit onto end of diff cup and still fit into stock tranny bearing hole, which is 6X12 bearings)
here is the plan....
take apart the traxxas diff, measure it's cup to the hyper diff, use the traxxas outputshafts, with ofna spyders( hopefully they mesh good ) then use the gear off the Traxxas cd... and bolt it to the ofna ring gear, after the teeth are machined off, then drill & tap 4 holes to hold the traxxas lower gear to the modded ring gear... on the front side of the output shaft...I will use a std. 6X12 bearing..... so the back of the diff will be supported in the bearing hole, and the front by the shaft.....that is the intent anyways.......so I hope you don't see this as infringment.....but after seeing yours, i figured there has to be an easier way.....so that anyone can possibly make one with the right parts and some work at the bench at home.....but I'll post pics ect.... as i try to get it all together....

I was just joking. It will be interesting to see how you do with drilling the ofna gear, as it is hardened. Please post some pics when you get some progress.

sjcrss 09.24.2008 04:53 PM

np...lol, im actually gonna have one of our seasoned machinists at work drill & tap them...he is also runs rc's as well, so he knows about the gear too....i hope the simplier design will work.....not trying to take anything from you.....just seeing if my idea will work......however if it does...I wont produce them (unless people are asking for the modded ring gear....), but more than likely will post info on how to do it yourself.....

lincpimp 09.24.2008 05:17 PM

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Originally Posted by sjcrss (Post 215829)
np...lol, im actually gonna have one of our seasoned machinists at work drill & tap them...he is also runs rc's as well, so he knows about the gear too....i hope the simplier design will work.....not trying to take anything from you.....just seeing if my idea will work......however if it does...I wont produce them (unless people are asking for the modded ring gear....), but more than likely will post info on how to do it yourself.....

My setup is quite involved, not sure if it is worth selling it as it will be expensive. I really need to test it out and see if it will last. I have another idea of how to make it a bit better and simpler. Good luck with your idea, hope it works...

Have you found out if traxxas will sell the output gear seperately like they do with the nitro revo?

sjcrss 09.24.2008 05:42 PM

nope not yet, however, if they do, and the output shafts work....then all someone would need to do is purchase the output shafts, the gear, and a complete ofna diff cup...and be all set....

sjcrss 09.24.2008 06:04 PM

double post...ooops

torqeroll 09.24.2008 08:29 PM

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nice job, i love to make stuff!!!!!!!!! i picked up my lathe for 500.00 bucks used . its an old military lathe but works great , i think investing in a lathe is a good investment. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!!! HERES SOMETHING I BUILT WITH MINE , IN MY GARAGE

lincpimp 09.24.2008 08:53 PM

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Originally Posted by torqeroll (Post 215911)
nice job, i love to make stuff!!!!!!!!! i picked up my lathe for 500.00 bucks used . its an old military lathe but works great , i think investing in a lathe is a good investment. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!!! HERES SOMETHING I BUIL WITH MINE , IN MY GARAGE

That is nifty looking, what is it?

torqeroll 09.24.2008 09:05 PM

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thanks, its a 6 to 1 gear box i made for a giant size neu for a 102 inch giant aerobatic plane, swings a 31 x 18 custom prop


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