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GorillaMaxx360 12.04.2006 11:18 PM

Maximizer diffs
 
Do any of you guys have the maximizer diff cups for your maxx how does it hold up. how hard was it to assymbol. do you know where i can get step by step instructions on how to assymbol it. does it hold us to serious brushless power. does it compare to the HB diffs. thanks

squeeforever 12.04.2006 11:37 PM

I think the HB buggy diffs with FLM Hybrids are the best thing for the money. The Maximizer/FLM Combo's is the next best thing though...

g man 12.05.2006 06:20 AM

i am running the maximizer diff cups they handle a xl8 very well i have had no trouble with them .do you have the part list for the emaxx if so follow it and you cant go wrong if not http://www.traxxas.com/products/elec...susp_front.pdf
follow this they are easy to put in

Serum 12.05.2006 12:05 PM

I use the maximizers on a 7XL and it's holding up good.

The good thing about the HB's is that they are even way tougher and the silicone oil is a nice add-on this is what i am missing in my maximizers, the ability of using silicone oil.

zeropointbug 12.05.2006 12:35 PM

Just wondering is there any difference between the FastLane diff cup and the Maximizer diff cup? They look the same to me.

Serum 12.05.2006 12:43 PM

6061 vs 7075. the 7075 gets my vote.

coolhandcountry 12.05.2006 01:55 PM

I had pretty good luck with the maxximizer. I did break a few spurs though.
I had a beast to. Big tires 14lbs rtr 18cells 7xl. It had to give some where.
I got a flm cup coming. I hope to try it out soon.

zeropointbug 12.05.2006 02:02 PM

Oh cool, i never noticed the Maximizer was 7075-T6 alum. well it gets my vote too! over 50% harder (Brinell) than 6061-T6.

Does anyone know what Alum. alloy the Kippster diff cup is made from? I have one in my rear, i like them better though, they have a pin and set screw that goes through the side of the cup and securely holds spiders.

Serum 12.05.2006 06:53 PM

Yeah, or rockwell or vickers hardness tests....................

zeropointbug 12.05.2006 09:39 PM

sure


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