RC-Monster Forums - View Single Post

maxxdude1234 · 06.22.2005, 02:58 PM

No, the stock shafts will not work on the ue diffs, they need either MIP or ue cvds (NOT RDlogics/dynamite/GPM etc.). You can get a set of spider gears for 10$, and 2 sets of Fastlane diff cups for 60$. I use these on my lehner 2000XL, and theyre holding up fine (I would imagine my motor is a bit more of a brute than the HV maxx...)

The 6 spider ue diffs go for $220, and a full set of cvds will set you back around $150. If you skud around on ebay, you can probably get a set of used/new ue diffs for $150, and cvd's for under $100......

The choice is yourse. If you do go ue, you shoudl never have any problems with your drivetrain again.

	(#4)
maxxdude1234 RC-Monster Aluminum Offline Posts: 675 Join Date: May 2005 Location: UK	06.22.2005, 02:58 PM No, the stock shafts will not work on the ue diffs, they need either MIP or ue cvds (NOT RDlogics/dynamite/GPM etc.). You can get a set of spider gears for 10$, and 2 sets of Fastlane diff cups for 60$. I use these on my lehner 2000XL, and theyre holding up fine (I would imagine my motor is a bit more of a brute than the HV maxx...) The 6 spider ue diffs go for $220, and a full set of cvds will set you back around $150. If you skud around on ebay, you can probably get a set of used/new ue diffs for $150, and cvd's for under $100...... The choice is yourse. If you do go ue, you shoudl never have any problems with your drivetrain again.