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Hey guyz , anyone out there having problems with there exo center diff leaking ?????

nitrosportsandrunner

havent owned a exo, but does it have a paper washer?

futureboy1969

No problems with mine.

thehuntingterminator

Never had any problems with mine. Probably just assembled incorrectly. Just take it out and take it apart. Put it back together correctly and see what happens.

flutag

My Feedback: (1)

I too had a leaking center diff on my Exo. It was leaking when I bought it. I put Hot Racing aluminum diffs front rear and center on mine. Costly ,yes. I also have them in my Losi SCTE. They work great. Remember plastic is cast and my not have a perfectly smooth gasket area, while aluminum is machined smooth. Or try this. Disassemble the diff. Clean everything well.  Get a high quality silicone grease. Grease the outdrive shafts, and O-rings. Reassemble, fill with your favorite lube, and drive it like you stole it. If it still leaks, try the Hot Racing diffs. This is only my opinion. Hope this helps. By the way I don't work for Hot Racing. They just make great products.

Salinas Hawk

Are Hot Racing cvds the best. Hot Racing stuff is expensive in China. $30 a pair for cvds.

The fronts are 92mm and the rears are 90mm. I'm going to buy the longer fronts first and try installing them in the rear. I read about a guy who tried it, but I don't know if he used hot racing cvds, and I don't know how it turned out.

Does this sound like a good idea?

Those Hot Racing diff cases look cool too, but I'm trying to hold back and only hop up what breaks. But I already bought a new spoiler. Hahaha!

flutag

My Feedback: (1)

Well HR stuff is expensive everywhere but worth the money. I got cvds for my Exo off EBay from a company called Blitz. They work great and fit. As for putting front cvds in the rear, they might bind and bend. I've heard of the dog bones falling out, but not the CVDs.