twin force center diff. - RC-Monster Forums

Dafni · 02.20.2007, 06:16 PM

I thought about a chain drive slipperential too, Jolly :)

jollyjumper · 02.21.2007, 06:32 AM

roflol, i think it would work nice.
i'm always exploring ideas.
i need someone that can make the sprocket.
and i cant draw it aswell, the teeth.:mad:1 :mad:1 :mad:1 :mad:1

jollyjumper · 02.24.2007, 08:30 AM

promod, yet another question, how does the thunder tech racing stuff hold up?
is it good quality?
thanks, mike.

jollyjumper · 02.24.2007, 12:52 PM

this chassis would be nice for making center chain drive diff.
i dont want the diff to be bigger in diameter then the chain drve sprocket is now.
it sticks out 12mm below the sides of the truck's chassis plates.
even with a small 44 tooth spur that distance will increase.
so i really want the chain drive slipperential or w/e you'd call it.
here the nice thundertech racing chassis:

Promod · 02.25.2007, 10:33 AM

Thundertech stuff seems to be good. Have four or five of there clod chassis and they take some abuse. Although my one ripper-pro clod chassis did crack a side plate an a bad high speed flip. Anthing can break,but I would recommend the thundertech stuff unless your going to get real crazy.

Thank you,
Promod

jollyjumper · 02.25.2007, 11:34 AM

i'm not going over 40miles an hour really, so i guess it should be fine.
i think can do my diff upgrade easier on the thunder tech enforcer.

jollyjumper · 03.01.2007, 02:46 PM

got my F/R diffs, 4.3 ratio.
dont really know what to do, get a motor that will run nice with the 4.3's in there or get 3.31's and get a motor for the ratio that would give me?
any advice?
ratio will be 25/1 with the 4.3's. with 20T motor pinion.
need to shim the diffs, got shims on the way, any tips you could spare?