Hot-glue diffs
03-04-2008, 04:57 PM
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Hot-glue diffs
I am going to lock front and rear with hot-glue.
I was thinking of using stock savage .21 diffs. I have some lying around (2 spiders and plastic cups). This would be lighter than aluminum cups and 4 spiders gears right?
But would it be as strong (bear in mind the cup will be packed with hot-glue). I think the spiders will be fine but will the cup still deform? OR should I just use the aluminum cups and 4 spiders?
I was thinking of using stock savage .21 diffs. I have some lying around (2 spiders and plastic cups). This would be lighter than aluminum cups and 4 spiders gears right?
But would it be as strong (bear in mind the cup will be packed with hot-glue). I think the spiders will be fine but will the cup still deform? OR should I just use the aluminum cups and 4 spiders?
03-04-2008, 08:57 PM
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RE: Hot-glue diffs
the basic .21's should do fine. I have had my rear end locked with epoxy for a few months now and it has held up great. I wouldn't use the alums. and 4 spiders for locking. i think it would kinda be a waste of them.
