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If the front or top in the photo is sloppy feeling you might have melted the diff case where the metal piece goes into the plastic case. If this is the case I recommend upgrading to a aluminum diff case.so, I noticed there was play in center diff where cups go in, more sloppy at front side but this is not normal right? this is all new to me as i haven't had to dig into a diff yet
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great advice, i didnt think there was plastic, but yea top of pic/front facing is pretty wobbley. and good advice, i was looking at the arrma aluminum one with 200k... im gonna have to name my rig as it is getting costly like my kids, lol.If the front or top in the photo is sloppy feeling you might have melted the diff case where the metal piece goes into the plastic case. If this is the case I recommend upgrading to a aluminum diff case.
Edit- I've melted the center plastic case many times before I just got a aluminum case that is able to handle the heat.
i don't tust my self rebuilding my first one, lol.There is a metal piece that is a part of the stock plastic case that has separated. That's why it has the play. Really you only need a new case and if you check the internals and they are in good shape I'd just transfer them to a aluminum case and put some fresh oil in it. I use the Arrma aluminum case because of the gaskets being readily available for replacements.
You could... But it would possibly save you money to rebuild it yourself and then you can get some experience of working with the moving critical parts of your rig. They are pretty straight forward to work on and you have us here at Arrma forum to help you out if you need it! https://www.horizonhobby.com/product/metal-diff-case/ARA220050.htmli don't tust my self rebuilding my first one, lol.
i was looking at this assembled one in pic
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thats awesome..Thanks alot! ill still get the assembled aluminum one but yea ill tink on the bad one to figure them out and get familiar, make it a spare.You could... But it would possibly save you money to rebuild it yourself and then you can get some experience of working with the moving critical parts of your rig. They are pretty straight forward to work on and you have us here at Arrma forum to help you out if you need it! https://www.horizonhobby.com/product/metal-diff-case/ARA220050.html
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