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I'd say it's these ones from the vorza flux.
https://www.amainhobbies.com/hpi-5x13x20mm-differential-pinion-gear-drive-cup-hpi103663/p158699
I originally was going to get the ones from a blx 6s as i have a kraton and outcast already but my shop only had the hpi ones, not sure if there's any size difference between the brands.
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They are pretty snug fit at normal ride height so i had to make sure i got them as close to the chassis/diff as possible without binding up. If i wanted to i could probably shave a mm off the back of them to fit easier but so far so good. I don't drive it as much these days having a kraton and outcast haha.
it said it was metal. Got it in this weekend and its composite. need the maintenance set and the outdrives. im a lil broke at the moment so it might be awhile before i can purchase them.YOUR RIGHT!!!
Sorry Jimmjam for my miss information.. and thank-you for the correction I missed that! So stoked right now!!
found this post today.. I think it could work for us as well
https://www.arrmaforum.com/threads/upgrade-mega-bls-plastic-transmission-to-blx-metal.596/
This is what I think we will need to try this.. but please give me your thoughts
AR310597 0.8M COMPOSITE GEAR SET (you said you found a metal one?)
AR310378 DIFFERENTIAL GEAR MAINTENANCE SET
AR310399 GEAR DIFF OUTDRIVE (2PCS)
Gear is perfectYou could always check and see if the gear would fit before ordering the inner and outer parts. if it doesn't fit no point in getting them.
So... Did anyone try the 6s blx Cups that were being discussed prior? I only see reference to the HPI version but wanted to double check.I can confirm that is the right part # (hpi103663) and that they can be made to work with a few tweaks. First, you need to remove a bit of material from the back (chassis end) of the HPI cup. Not much, maybe 1/16" inch. Otherwise it binds up if the suspension is compressed at all. I just used a grinding wheel on an angle grinder. Second, you need to enlarge the cutout in the plastic chassis where the outdrive cup mounts, otherwise the drive cup binds up. I used a small snap-blade utility knife and just carved a bit of plastic off. You don't need to remove much.
Note also that the HPI cup is significantly longer than the stock plastic one. This means that the dogbone hits the edge of the cup before the suspension is fully compressed. I don't know if it matters as I suspect the suspension doesn't bottom out that often in normal driving. If it's an issue, I think cutting 3/16" off of the open end of the HPI cup likely fixes it.
Now we'll see if the other end strips out....
So it's for sure going to work? Just needs the inners and outers.. is that the parts I posted before?Gear is perfect
Am I correct that these are NOT oil filled differentials from the factory?Been through 4 diff cups so far and wanted to find out y it was happening. So i did some running on 3s today on the granite voltage and noticed the differential leaks oil on the shaft causing the plastic to turn into oily black goo then when it starts spinning in the cup the shaft essentially cuts away the plastic.
Who knew!!!?!??!They are oil filled with metal gears. Same gears as the blx 3s.
well the diff gear comes full of fluid and it doesn't specify what fluid comes stock. but u should add grease to the outside of the diff, idler gear and input shaftWho knew!!!?!??!
Anywho, warranty was slow as hell sending me the cups, A Main hobbies had then in stock and shipped as quickly as Amazon prime, FYI.
What oil goes in the voltage gearbox and what's the fill procedure?
noneBy outside of the diff, do you mean where the outdrive stub shaft exits the chassis? I put white lithium grease on both ends of the spur gear when changing the pinion. What other places can it be installed without a separating the chassis?
Do tell! what setup are you running.. do you have any vids?I agree.
I also think this is simply not an issue when you avoid landing on throttle or accelerating from reverse.
I run mine constantly on brushless 3s and mine holds up.
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