diff baking and other ?
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I'm about to clean my GST diff so I can toasteroven it
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How many people have steep hill climbed with there GST? The runway isn't the greatest, haven't tryed but the truck takes off fast. I was thinking 300k center, 60 rear and 50 front but might go 120k to try and keep the nose down if I get trigger happy.
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I don't have any degreaser that I can find, and I'm feeling lazy and not going out untill tomorrow.
, and was wondering what kind of cleaning everyone did before sticking it in at 200. WD-40 would probably light up, unless it sits for a few days and I don't want to use soap because of the barings. Also when I rebuild should I use assembly grease or the diff fluid for the outer gears? Why is there a hole in the cup for the center shaft diff? Thought that was a closed system. Does the nemesis center shaft diff cup have a hole in it also? How many people have steep hill climbed with there GST? The runway isn't the greatest, haven't tryed but the truck takes off fast. I was thinking 300k center, 60 rear and 50 front but might go 120k to try and keep the nose down if I get trigger happy.
Thanks.
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I don't have any degreaser that I can find, and I'm feeling lazy and not going out untill tomorrow.
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My fav cleaning solution for metals is "Brake Kleen" or any other brake parts cleaner.
If you want to strictly hill climb, I would definately stiffen up the fron diff, but if you plan to go racing, you'll probabaly end up with some serious understeer.
If you want to strictly hill climb, I would definately stiffen up the fron diff, but if you plan to go racing, you'll probabaly end up with some serious understeer.
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I never run with anyone so I'm trying to setup for jumping, mudding, hill climbing and flat open areas. The smaller places I go there isn't room to open the truck up, it's more like a dirt crawling place. But I can still get air with a short runway, haven't tryed that spot with the cage on yet.
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Baked my diff for 45 min at 250 and could only get the screws out of one side. Think I'm going to use fire[>:] for the next one. Should of did the diff oil when I first got the truck, cheap stuff in there and cheaply put in. Teeth are starting to get eatin. And a fat cat that rolled in chalk, water didn't take it off
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Fat boy get's his head licked by his brother, other than that it's funny watching him try and clean himself.
I wonder if the 0-800 in 1 second soldering iron will work. I think it just arks to get the heat so if I try I'm going to use my temp gun to see how hot it gets. But most likely I'll use my flexable turbo jet lighter or the torch for a bigger blast of fire[sm=lol.gif].
I wonder if the 0-800 in 1 second soldering iron will work. I think it just arks to get the heat so if I try I'm going to use my temp gun to see how hot it gets. But most likely I'll use my flexable turbo jet lighter or the torch for a bigger blast of fire[sm=lol.gif].
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Fat boy get's his head licked by his brother, other than that it's funny watching him try and clean himself.
I wonder if the 0-800 in 1 second soldering iron will work. I think it just arks to get the heat so if I try I'm going to use my temp gun to see how hot it gets. But most likely I'll use my flexable turbo jet lighter or the torch for a bigger blast of fire[sm=lol.gif].
Fat boy get's his head licked by his brother, other than that it's funny watching him try and clean himself.
I wonder if the 0-800 in 1 second soldering iron will work. I think it just arks to get the heat so if I try I'm going to use my temp gun to see how hot it gets. But most likely I'll use my flexable turbo jet lighter or the torch for a bigger blast of fire[sm=lol.gif].
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buringpoo did you get you part yet?
buringpoo did you get you part yet?
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ROTFLMAO!!!!! Did you see those Homer Simpsons PJ's???? LOLOLOLOL he's so smart!!! loollololololol
Thanx Poo I needed that!!!
ROTFLMAO!!!!! Did you see those Homer Simpsons PJ's???? LOLOLOLOL he's so smart!!! loollololololol
Thanx Poo I needed that!!!
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Let me know if I can do anything for you then, I'll do what I can.
Can't wait untill my back stops hurting so I can open up the other 2 diffs.
Thanks
Can't wait untill my back stops hurting so I can open up the other 2 diffs.
Thanks




