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2.25mm x 100mm 20pc high speed steel blanks 9.23$ US free shipping. https://www.aliexpress.us/item/2255800798163755.html?gatewayAdapt=glo2usa4itemAdapt&_randl_shipto=US
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This link takes me to the 2.3mm is that what you got? They fit? Or go with 2.25mm?2.25mm x 100mm 20pc high speed steel blanks 9.23$ US free shipping. https://www.aliexpress.us/item/2255800798163755.html?gatewayAdapt=glo2usa4itemAdapt&_randl_shipto=US
2.25 its just the link for the item. I tried to link the 2.25 but its goes to 2.3. Yes you want the 2.25mm blanks. I'm not a fan of any thing from aliexpress because one you don't know the quality of the item most of the time. Two shipping will be long no matter the item unless you pay insane prices for 2day or something like that. But when I'm getting stuff in bulk that I know I'm going to use and its ok to order way ahead on its cheap.This link takes me to the 2.3mm is that what you got? They fit? Or go with 2.25mm?
All I know is that with 17 pounds that FT weighs, that the center diff gets Really hot. 150ish F. I even upped it to 800k- 1 Mil cst. Runs hot. I imagine this is why the FT came with a metal RTR upgrade diff cup out the box. I removed my Hand brake. But if you like using it alot, I could see the center diff not lasting long.It makes me wonder how the Fireteams are holding up with regular diffs. They are crazy heavy.
What failures did you have with your diffs?
Nothing truly against LSD 29mm diffs. But they are a whole new ball of wax. Dialing them in can be a bear. Very thick oil in them can make the rig hard to drive. Driving style needs to change with an LSD setup. Making them fully Open diffs with the "Open shim kit" seems to be popular.I was pro BLX diffs being built right, but after 2 failures in one day I am converting mine to EXB as they fail
You just gave me an idea’…! Spring steel/piano wire, those are easy and cheap to find in most hobbystores.. I just got my first Arrma ever last week, found a nice k6 exb and took the diff apart before running it just to be shure everything was ok (didnt trust the PO) and when i saw how small those diff parts was compared to my Losi LMT wich is only rated for 3S, I thought holy poop no wonder those diffs explode with 6s! I saw small wear marks on all diff pins and the idear of using hss steel drill or piano wire is perfect!Slightly different take but, to my mind, I'd think that spring steel, because of its higher ductility in comparison to HS steel, offers a bit more flexibility (as the name already kind of implies) which, to my very limited understanding of metallurgy and materials application, seems like it would be a better fit for this particular use case. That's just a working hypothesis, I'm more than happy for someone with actual knowledge on the subject tell me why my "logic" is sound or faulty.
I always felt user error was the primary issue with the diffs.The only thing I have heard go wrong on the RTR diff's is a result from poor shimming, low fluid, cracked diff housing, and weak outdrive pins. All of which seem like an easy fix.
If the hardened Cross pins don't bend or snap like the stockers do, the Sungear wont also crack/shatter in pieces.
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