Slash Diff Spool-Solid Axle

[crack123]

Hello from Austria

I have installed a MM 4600Kv Brushless System in my Slash for a little bit more Power than Stock *g* but the Stock diff sucks...a wheel turns in circles always through , is a Spool/Solid Axle a good thing to kill this problem ?

PS: I have Switch Tires on Epic bead locs on my Slash,they are Very Good

www.bilder-hochladen.net/files/6kwc-1q-jpg.html
www.bilder-hochladen.net/files/6kwc-1r-jpg.html

this are the problem with the stock tires...only 2 runs Oo
www.bilder-hochladen.net/files/6kwc-1k-jpg.html



PPS: Sorry for my broken english sometimes i work hard for it *gg*

[dezslash]

A spool with a high power setup will spin out real easily. you can change out the gear oil to a higher weight and go from there.

[crack123]

which oil are good to lock the diff more, stock its very loose...

The diff from the slash are not easy to disassemble alle the plastik parts around...

i will test a spool in 2 weeks when it arrives me...then i fill some diff oil in the diff to lock them a little bit

[strykerjoe]

50,000 or more diff lube (Ofna) or a super thick silicone grease!

[mash13]

I have a HR spool on the way for my slash. I think that unless your running a nuts lipo/BL setup a spool will help heaps in certain surfaces (like gravel, hard dry clay) I get one wheel unloading big time when i'm in the dirt causing a spin. Although high traction areas will not benefit a locked rear, you will get massive front end push, I think low traction will improve greatly. Anyway I'll let you know when I get mine in!

[crack123]

in mud and sand the Spool works good, when one wheel is in the Air you can put more power on the ground with the other wheel in this time!

on two wheel is the greatest^^

[strykerjoe]

Badhorsie.com diff lock, 50,000 or higher diff lube from Ofna. The lube will seep out after time, the bad horsie stuff is like white silicone (really thick) and will need to be re-packed after the first run. Then it should be fine for a couple of race days till needed a re-pack.