MAG
01-12-2006, 10:22 PM
rear on ground and turning front = very little movement on other front
rear on ground holding one front and turning other front = center diff spins
rear on ground turning both fronts = spinning center diff
same for the front on ground.
holding in air and giving throttle = wheels spin, but maybe, MAYBE, 1/4 power (hacker b20-22s 12tooth). This should balloon the tires easily and has in the past.
set it on ground and center diff spins making whining noise and 0 movement.
Diff nut is as tight as it will go with spring compressed completely.
The wheels are on the adapters and the adapters have the pins in and are on correctly. 3R CVD's.
Advice ? Replace both diffs ??
Thanks,
Mike
rear on ground holding one front and turning other front = center diff spins
rear on ground turning both fronts = spinning center diff
same for the front on ground.
holding in air and giving throttle = wheels spin, but maybe, MAYBE, 1/4 power (hacker b20-22s 12tooth). This should balloon the tires easily and has in the past.
set it on ground and center diff spins making whining noise and 0 movement.
Diff nut is as tight as it will go with spring compressed completely.
The wheels are on the adapters and the adapters have the pins in and are on correctly. 3R CVD's.
Advice ? Replace both diffs ??
Thanks,
Mike