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Sammus · 03.06.2009, 11:03 AM

I'm looking forward to how the cen diffs hold up. My brother has a brushless savage XL, and although the dogbones are stronger (thicker, etc) they also have a lot less torsional give, and he starting snapping teeth from the diff pinion gear. Converted back to the old shafts though and the problem went away. Just that slight bit of extra give in the dogbones seemed to make all the difference. He was running a feigao 12xl on 6s. now has a 2200 mamba combo and it loving it haha, that motor is awesome :D

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Sammus RC-Monster Titanium Offline Posts: 1,161 Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: All over Australia.	03.06.2009, 11:03 AM I'm looking forward to how the cen diffs hold up. My brother has a brushless savage XL, and although the dogbones are stronger (thicker, etc) they also have a lot less torsional give, and he starting snapping teeth from the diff pinion gear. Converted back to the old shafts though and the problem went away. Just that slight bit of extra give in the dogbones seemed to make all the difference. He was running a feigao 12xl on 6s. now has a 2200 mamba combo and it loving it haha, that motor is awesome :D