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1717 vs LST XXL diff - 03.17.2011, 06:29 PM

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Both pinion bearings blown to pieces. Happened after 10min run on my new installed 1717, in a e-revo.
On snow, paddles rear, 6s and only acceleration/wheelies.. No jumping. Geared for 35-38mph.

The diff was brand new, only ran 3 packs 5s on it with a tekin 2000kv before this happened.

I want bulletproof diffs, not this cr@p


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03.17.2011, 07:06 PM

so didnt that xxl some with a slipper?


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03.17.2011, 07:07 PM

http://www.kaazusa.com/products_lsd.html
might need some custom outdrives
   
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so didnt that xxl some with a slipper?
If you read the text ;) i say it`s a E-revo, and it happened under accelleration, not from landing jumps or backflips, so the slipper wouldnt do anything about this..

Actually, i had alot of speed to.. Probably 25mph, and still accellerating..
Flat ground, loose snow with paddles...


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http://www.kaazusa.com/products_lsd.html
might need some custom outdrives
Haha, might be a tight fit in the bulks


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03.17.2011, 09:02 PM

Looking at the pic of your broken diff case, I can see that you shaved some material in the right place to fit the diff in the E-Revo bulkhead. But it looks like you also shaved some material where the screws are which I think, this is just my opinion here, made the diff case a little too weak in the front where the pinion shank is. The case cracked, the bearings of the pinion started wobbling a tiny bit making the pinion move slightly until the pinion stopped meshing correctly with the ring gear and that's when it all failed. Also, did you shave off just a half a mm or more than that?
I measured a stock, untouched LST XXL diff case and the thickness is 26.85 mm. If 0.5 mm is taken off on each side than you should be left with 25.85 mm.


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03.18.2011, 01:07 AM

Also seeing you have a cvd cup on the pinion. Did you shim the pinion correctly to remove any slack when you installed this cup?
   
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03.18.2011, 04:11 AM

I`ve removed 0.5mm on both sides, and the diff is a very tight fit in the bulks.. No slop at all sideways.. Almost needs alittle force to close the bulks together.
I have to remove alot of material of the bulks, in the pinion/screw area, and therefor i did "soften the corners" around the diff screw arrea some, so i didnt have to make huge holes for them in the bulks....

I dont think i`ve removed more from the screw area on the diffs, than you did MC (ref. youre pics).

Lincpimp: Im think you got a good point :( I did not shim this. The drive cup lays into the inner ring of the bearing, and MIGHT be alittle tight.. The pinion axle isnt flat where the grub screw sits, it has a bump for it to sit. And i think the grub screw didnt line up 100% on this, and forced the cup harder against the pinion bearing...

I got a new diff on the way, and alot of shims, so i`ll try to shim everything perfect this time.. Both spyder gears, pinion mesh, and all the cups.
And ill flatten the grub screw area on the pinion axle this time.

I`m just learning the hard way i guess ;)


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03.18.2011, 04:41 PM

We need those RC Monster Hybrid diffs to get back in stock. How much longer do we have to wait!?


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What diffs where used in the hybrid diffs? I havent payed attention to them, but i thought they where special diff housings to fit normal 1/8 diffs? Or was it only special diffs that fit in them as well?

I want FLM bulks, that fits strong diffs.. CEN diffs looks beefy, maybe they would work?


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03.18.2011, 09:04 PM

I just picked up 3 1717.. I'm glad the 1717 is winning.. LOL I can't wait until they arrive..


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03.18.2011, 09:42 PM

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What diffs where used in the hybrid diffs? I havent payed attention to them, but i thought they where special diff housings to fit normal 1/8 diffs? Or was it only special diffs that fit in them as well?

I want FLM bulks, that fits strong diffs.. CEN diffs looks beefy, maybe they would work?
Hybrid diff cases are made for regular 1/8 diffs.


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03.19.2011, 12:02 AM

My CEN GST diffs are holding up fine with the 1527 installed...


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My CEN GST diffs are holding up fine with the 1527 installed...
My LST diffs are holding up fine with the 1527 installed... (but I don't have to shave any material away from the cases, since I have them installed in LST bulkheads)
   
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03.19.2011, 08:07 AM

Well, i`m getting more and more sure that lincpimp hit the nail right on, so i expect them to hold up longer when i rebuild new diffs with the correct mods and shim job.


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