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Some very nice clean examples there

TRX-1-3 wrote:Dude,

Measure it.

Mark

I have but am looking for confirmation

Alternatively.... don't reply if your post is no help at all?

Wow that's a beauty is that!

Want a hex socket driver for the balljoints on my car.

It's a B4 model, what size socket do I need ?

Many thanks! Ben

Looks great! and am sure it'll still be competitive with a good setup too.

Love it! Looks awesome.

Hello Everyone, I am a 41 year old living in Raleigh, North Carolina, who has just gotten the RC bug again. My first hobby grade RC car was a Tamiya Hotshot in 1986. In 1987 I got an RC10 from Tower Hobbies in NYC. Which I still have in the original box. RC cars were a huge part of my early teens. ...

As above....

Anyone recommend a good setup to get me started for the above?

Thanks - Ben

Ball diff or gear diff? If it's a true ball diff use the supplied grease, white stealth on the diff balls and black on the thrust. If it's a gear diff (which use oil) I cant comment as I've don't like them and havn't driven a car with one that I've liked yet. On another note - Welcome to the board....

Got a slightly tired RC b4 kit I'm rebuilding.

What's the correct weight of oil to use rebuilding the ball diff ?

It's going to be used mainly indoors on polished floor/carpet surfaces.