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Smile 10.21.2007, 04:52 PM

I've had some pretty good luck in sealing the tranny. That's another mod I always do.

I use silicone on the mating surfaces during assembly, then use rubber sealed bearings on the output shafts.

I haven't experimented with different vicosities on the lube, but I use Lucas oil stabilizer. I think maybe it's a little thick, but seems to work good for gear oil.

I don't think I want to vent. Dust and abrasive material is the enemy of gears and bearings.

Before the new E Maxx info was released, I was pondering a FLM case to dissapate heat and all steel gears. I think I'll just start with the new E maxx instead.
   
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10.21.2007, 07:31 PM

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I don't think I want to vent. Dust and abrasive material is the enemy of gears and bearings.
I can understand that, but people use exposed center diffs all the time with rare issues. As long as the bottom is vented to let any small debris fall out, I don't see where it would be a problem.
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