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Jahay · 02.09.2011, 06:59 AM

well it looks like my mate has some vorza diffs for me to have... they are stock vorza diffs so according to HPI should come with the hardened Hotbodies internals already supposedly! so i cna just bolt my ring gear on and a way i gO!!!! WWOOOP WWOOPP

Also jason.. regarding oil
i was always told that thicker oil, saves your internals. If you have low weight oil or just grease... these brushless systems can unload diffs very badly causing very hard wear on the gears. High weight oils prevents the unloading more so, so the diffs last longer... and thicker oil also has less chance of leaking out of the diff.
when i ran without any oil and just grease... i had really bad traction issues as my savage would just unload all the power to the inside wheels...
i am now going to try a different setup considering im going for 9s power...

50k rear and 60k front... see how that behaves..

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Jahay RC-Monster Titanium Offline Posts: 1,007 Join Date: Apr 2010	02.09.2011, 06:59 AM well it looks like my mate has some vorza diffs for me to have... they are stock vorza diffs so according to HPI should come with the hardened Hotbodies internals already supposedly! so i cna just bolt my ring gear on and a way i gO!!!! WWOOOP WWOOPP Also jason.. regarding oil i was always told that thicker oil, saves your internals. If you have low weight oil or just grease... these brushless systems can unload diffs very badly causing very hard wear on the gears. High weight oils prevents the unloading more so, so the diffs last longer... and thicker oil also has less chance of leaking out of the diff. when i ran without any oil and just grease... i had really bad traction issues as my savage would just unload all the power to the inside wheels... i am now going to try a different setup considering im going for 9s power... 50k rear and 60k front... see how that behaves..