Diff cups
05-07-2007 | 07:57 PM
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Diff cups
OK ok i am sure this has been talked about a 1000 times or more.I want"need' to get the aluminum diff cup and good gears.It seems everywhere i go to buy them on line they are out.Can anyone link me to a good place to get them?Thank you in advance.
05-07-2007 | 07:59 PM
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RE: Diff cups
You buying them just "because" and "joining the bandwagon" or do you have a legit reason? Properaly built, the stock diff cups work fine for 85% of situations
05-07-2007 | 09:04 PM
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RE: Diff cups
Sorry it is a t-maxx.I am wanting them because i am on my 3rd set.One front and my 2nd rear.Sheared the screws every time.I am running now with the stock I just want to tbe prepared when it happens again.
05-07-2007 | 11:12 PM
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RE: Diff cups
the spool wont work with the 3mm cups and the 3mm is what you want. I had the same problem with my 3.3 now I have the 3mm cups and a picco .26max in my truck and have had no problems. The stock spiders work fine but you will need to either modify the ring gear to accept a 3mm screw or buy one. I think RRP make a ring gear for a 3mm screw.
And shiming the diff helps as well. But Once again get the 3mm not the 2mm, 2mm is the same as stock and you will have the same problem.
And shiming the diff helps as well. But Once again get the 3mm not the 2mm, 2mm is the same as stock and you will have the same problem.
