E MAXX diff
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My rear diff is broken and i was thinking about other options other than just fixing it. first i saw the spools but since they dont slip would i be stripping them constatly and would i still beable to take sharp turns? or is thire a better diff like the revo or the tmaxx that i could use or should i just fix mine?
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Spools will damage the shafts very quickly, i snapped a pin on the cvd's within 10minutes in snow.
The spools for the old diffs are quite hard to find, the new ones won't fit.
any maxx diff will fit with a slight easy mod to the shafts, as they are shorter than the old diff.
as above ebay is maybe best option with all the chop shops selling them new.
I got a new revo spec Tmaxx diff bought new diff carrier and I-bar now it's a brushless diff total cost about $15 but prices have gone up slightly since i done it.
The spools for the old diffs are quite hard to find, the new ones won't fit.
any maxx diff will fit with a slight easy mod to the shafts, as they are shorter than the old diff.
as above ebay is maybe best option with all the chop shops selling them new.
I got a new revo spec Tmaxx diff bought new diff carrier and I-bar now it's a brushless diff total cost about $15 but prices have gone up slightly since i done it.



