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Serum · 02.06.2005, 12:49 PM

The only strong point on the 7075 over the 6061's would be, that the part where the output shaft is turning in the aluminum would wear sooner. There isn't a to big sideload on it though. Perhaps the pin of the bevelgears eat their way easier in the cups but i have got a way to prevent that. With my savage i simple placed a U shaped piece of springsteel (.7mmX3mm with a height of approx. 20 mm in U shape)in the diffcup in the place where the pin is, took a .7 mm of both sides of the pin. Goodtogo!

what diameter have those pins have bytheway? is that 4mm?

I think i am in the race for the bulkless fastlanes...

Can you fill the cups with silicone oil?

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Serum RC-Monster Admin Offline Posts: 10,480 Join Date: Feb 2005	02.06.2005, 12:49 PM The only strong point on the 7075 over the 6061's would be, that the part where the output shaft is turning in the aluminum would wear sooner. There isn't a to big sideload on it though. Perhaps the pin of the bevelgears eat their way easier in the cups but i have got a way to prevent that. With my savage i simple placed a U shaped piece of springsteel (.7mmX3mm with a height of approx. 20 mm in U shape)in the diffcup in the place where the pin is, took a .7 mm of both sides of the pin. Goodtogo! what diameter have those pins have bytheway? is that 4mm? I think i am in the race for the bulkless fastlanes... Can you fill the cups with silicone oil?