Shenqqi Diff
09-26-2009, 11:39 AM
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Shenqqi Diff
One of the bevel gears on the Shenqqi Diff stripped. Stripped down the diff gear box and one of the larger bevel gears which the rear hub connects to is stripped, does the HPI bevel gears fit the rear drive hub? Read somewhere that both the KM and Shenqqi Bajas rear hubs have a slightly larger dia than the HPI ones and that this was due to copyright laws i.e there needed to be 10% difference between the original and th clone, so KM and TQ opted to make the change in the drivetrain. So is it a case that I will need to get a whole new diff or just the bevel gears?
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09-26-2009, 11:55 AM
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RE: Shenqqi Diff
do you want a tip from me.
FG DIFF ALLOY COMPLETE........end of story.......
just after spotting that its a baja,but an fg one could be modified to fit.
FG DIFF ALLOY COMPLETE........end of story.......
just after spotting that its a baja,but an fg one could be modified to fit.
09-26-2009, 12:20 PM
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RE: Shenqqi Diff
Use diff gear set from Duratrac.....Firehammer...they are the same as what you have now.....only better gears....The cost is like$39.95 USD......
You can go FG rear diff....but you also have to use different inner & outer drive cups.....as well.....repairs for the internal Fg diff is very costly......
That is my suggestion on using the Duratrac diff gears...........Slawhammer
You can go FG rear diff....but you also have to use different inner & outer drive cups.....as well.....repairs for the internal Fg diff is very costly......
That is my suggestion on using the Duratrac diff gears...........Slawhammer
09-26-2009, 01:34 PM
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RE: Shenqqi Diff
ORIGINAL: delboy630
One of the bevel gears on the Shenqqi Diff stripped. Stripped down the diff gear box and one of the larger bevel gears which the rear hub connects to is stripped, does the HPI bevel gears fit the rear drive hub? Read somewhere that both the KM and Shenqqi Bajas rear hubs have a slightly larger dia than the HPI ones and that this was due to copyright laws i.e there needed to be 10% difference between the original and th clone, so KM and TQ opted to make the change in the drivetrain. So is it a case that I will need to get a whole new diff or just the bevel gears?
Lookforward to the responses.
One of the bevel gears on the Shenqqi Diff stripped. Stripped down the diff gear box and one of the larger bevel gears which the rear hub connects to is stripped, does the HPI bevel gears fit the rear drive hub? Read somewhere that both the KM and Shenqqi Bajas rear hubs have a slightly larger dia than the HPI ones and that this was due to copyright laws i.e there needed to be 10% difference between the original and th clone, so KM and TQ opted to make the change in the drivetrain. So is it a case that I will need to get a whole new diff or just the bevel gears?
Lookforward to the responses.
*** is everyone talking about?
just upgrade to the hpi baja ss diff for easy replacement, why bother trying to modify an fg diff when there are far better suited diffs available for the baja made by hpi?
checkebay for a complete ss diffthey are around $50 or so and far more durable than the standard shenqqi diff!
09-26-2009, 08:52 PM
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RE: Shenqqi Diff
ORIGINAL: TACTICAL_RASTA
*** is everyone talking about?
just upgrade to the hpi baja ss diff for easy replacement, why bother trying to modify an fg diff when there are far better suited diffs available for the baja made by hpi?
check ebay for a complete ss diff they are around $50 or so and far more durable than the standard shenqqi diff!
ORIGINAL: delboy630
One of the bevel gears on the Shenqqi Diff stripped. Stripped down the diff gear box and one of the larger bevel gears which the rear hub connects to is stripped, does the HPI bevel gears fit the rear drive hub? Read somewhere that both the KM and Shenqqi Bajas rear hubs have a slightly larger dia than the HPI ones and that this was due to copyright laws i.e there needed to be 10% difference between the original and th clone, so KM and TQ opted to make the change in the drivetrain. So is it a case that I will need to get a whole new diff or just the bevel gears?
Lookforward to the responses.
One of the bevel gears on the Shenqqi Diff stripped. Stripped down the diff gear box and one of the larger bevel gears which the rear hub connects to is stripped, does the HPI bevel gears fit the rear drive hub? Read somewhere that both the KM and Shenqqi Bajas rear hubs have a slightly larger dia than the HPI ones and that this was due to copyright laws i.e there needed to be 10% difference between the original and th clone, so KM and TQ opted to make the change in the drivetrain. So is it a case that I will need to get a whole new diff or just the bevel gears?
Lookforward to the responses.
*** is everyone talking about?
just upgrade to the hpi baja ss diff for easy replacement, why bother trying to modify an fg diff when there are far better suited diffs available for the baja made by hpi?
check ebay for a complete ss diff they are around $50 or so and far more durable than the standard shenqqi diff!
Well sport, some are not aware that Shengqi makes HPI Baja clones, so it sounded like he might have been talking an FG Baja.
01-12-2014, 07:01 AM
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Hello guys im in the same boat diff is totalled and ive been told i can only use a ******** replacement diff gear set as hpi stuff wont fit has anybody had 100% success using hpi on a shengqi baja and feed back would be appreciated .
01-12-2014, 05:16 PM
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baja ss diff will work just fine and if you have the money upgrade to an aluminum clutch carrier because the clutch bearings will heat up sooner or later and a spur gear meltdown will happen..
