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05.15.2009, 09:43 AM
8th SCALE CENTER DIFF
The 8th scale center diff in a Revo all started with a guy naming himself ‘’CowboyRay’’. He made an 8th scale CD using a Thunder Tiger TTR S3 buggy center differential. His design required extensive machining to be done and was financially out of reach of many. Some people tried to take over this design and tried to market this CD but the financial aspect was a problem again. It was just very expensive to produce and the sale price was high. Cowboy made and sold a few hundreds of them and then stopped when Traxxas came out with their own version of a center differential with rear brake. Then I saw on the RC Monster forum a guy named ‘’sjcrss’’ made an 8th scale center differential with parts of an Ofna Hyper 7 buggy CD that did not require the help of a machinist or machining equipment. Having at least a drill press or access to one helps a lot though. The hardest part of making this CD is definitely making M3X.5 threads in hardened steel.
So I went with sjcrss’ idea of using the hardened steel spur gear as the diff cap and CowboyRay’s idea of using Thunder Tiger parts. I modified the ERBE’s output gear TRA3984X and I modified these two parts, TRA5415 and TRA5416. They are the output shafts for the Revo 3.3 center diff.
The Thunder Tiger spur gear PD1893
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05.15.2009, 09:46 AM
GETTING RID OF THE LOCKTITE
Here's a couple things I do to stop the need for Locktite. Some slots Dremeled in the nuts, they bite in the wheel's plastic and they don't come of by themselves and a groove around the adapter for an O ring to keep the set screw from backing out. This has been race and bash tested for a long time. It works.
I mount the adapter on a spare stub axle so that I can chuck it in the drill press. I make it turn at medium speed and with a cut off wheel on my Dremel, I can make a clean groove for the O ring.
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03.01.2010, 09:11 PM
Hi, I've been scrolling thru your notes here. Im new on this forum or to any I should say. I have to tell ya! You opened my eyes to a whole new way of looking at my revo! Ive been bac into RC for about a year and searching this dam computer for fix's, how to this, how much that, I dont have a big support network built up, but Its looks to me like, You just have to try it, break it, build it, tweak it. Like your style! The Ofna hub thing is slick. Anyway I bought aluminum outer dif cases for a revo and Im about to put em together,Im having a hard time deciding oil wt for the F +R. I want to have a crossover revo if u kno what I mean. hardcore offroad/street? is it possible?
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03.01.2010, 09:24 PM
Hi, I've been scrolling thru your notes here. Im new on this forum or to any I should say. I have to tell ya! You opened my eyes to a whole new way of looking at my revo! Ive been bac into RC for about a year and searching this dam computer for fix's, how to this, how much that, I dont have a big support network built up, but Its looks to me like, You just have to try it, break it, build it, tweak it. Like your style! The Ofna hub thing is slick. Anyway I bought aluminum outer dif cases for a revo and Im about to put em together,Im having a hard time deciding oil wt for the F +R. I want to have a crossover revo if u kno what I mean. hardcore offroad/street? is it possible?
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03.01.2010, 10:12 PM
Hi, I've been scrolling thru your notes here. Im new on this forum or to any I should say. I have to tell ya! You opened my eyes to a whole new way of looking at my revo! Ive been bac into RC for about a year and searching this dam computer for fix's, how to this, how much that, I dont have a big support network built up, but Its looks to me like, You just have to try it, break it, build it, tweak it. Like your style! The Ofna hub thing is slick. Anyway I bought aluminum outer dif cases for a revo and Im about to put em together,Im having a hard time deciding oil wt for the F +R. I want to have a crossover revo if u kno what I mean. hardcore offroad/street? is it possible?
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