Muggy diffs in a maxx

[its me]

Originally Posted by JERRY2KONE

Hey man great job. Your efforts are really begining to show. That is a very professional looking rig for something being made at home with some simple handtools. That is the kind of thing that a lot of us would like to manufacture, and having this is a great inspiration to get us going. Thanks for your work and for the posts to get us off of our asses. Keep it up "its Me". That thing is going to be the talk of the town when you get it running. We can't wait to see the power plant that you end up installing to push it around the yard. I am sure that you will go through some growing pains trying to get the right setup to satisfy your own desires. Great work Man.

Thank you man! thats a huge compliment

Originally Posted by _paralyzed_

that looks better than any stock machine i've seen. i saw your video of your twin nitro, i can't wait to see video of your twin brushless, you do awesome work!

You and me both!! I honestly cant wait to get this thing going :)

Originally Posted by mriccucci

I hate to ask all the questions but im unsure what the tapered 1/2" PVC you used to fill the gap in the bulks with looks like. Was it a PVC Coupler?

Yup thats all it is! dont be afraid to ask questions man, ask as many as you possible can!! I started this thread to help every one who is looking for a cheap diff option for there T/E maxx's.