Hatchetman37
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I like to think I'm a decent driver. I never land under throttle or break hard after landing.Yeah you have RC experience for sure. 1/8 scale Diff'ed rigs however can require a learning curve no doubt. And Arrma diffs are notorious for always needing much attention. They are far from the best out there ...unlike like Mugen, AE Losi, Kyosho or Tekno diffs. I noticed this once I got all into The 6s Arrma rigs. I always feel like a slave to these Arrma diffs. Is what it is.
I only use MugenSeiki shim kits out the box with all my Arrma "Open" diffs for starters. And I stay away from the EXB LSD diffs as well.
Running 60k/500k/30k in most of my rigs. FWIW. I have it where I am comfortable with their durability now. I can easily get 20+ and way more runs on my diffs now without failure. I will rebuild them before they fail. I get more life out of them this way.
Like I said earlier, Best to replace Main and Input gears together as a set. No not cheap I know, but just replacing one and not the other will ruin both again sooner than later. That's a personal call there.
How you drive can also brick the diffs. Landing/crashing hard "On Throttle" under load ruins these diffs easily.