Notching diff rings

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Notching diff rings

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I finished installing diff pins in the RC10LS. I have many good diff rings laying around and would like to notch them but I was wondering what is the best method to accomplish this. I am tired of super gluing the rings to the hubs and gluing my fingers together.
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Success! I tried the Dremel with a thin cut off disk and very carefully put a cut on both sides of the ring until the pin fit snugly in the notch. Now I will mass produce some notched diff rings!
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Nice job! I was going to tell you they are really hard, so a dremel stone if your best bet.

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jwscab wrote: Thu Nov 29, 2018 7:10 pm Nice job! I was going to tell you they are really hard, so a dremel stone if your best bet.
I'd have to agree with the 'nice job' reference... fairly certain I would have notched the whole ring, and probably much larger than necessary..... and most likely also notched my hand!

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Thanks! You have to make sure to use the lowest speed possible when doing this. I had several cut off disks break apart and hit my chin and forehead. Tbe disks being so thin did not help matters much I guess! :shock:

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I used thin dremel stones back in the days ... and notched diff rings sold by Bud's or Trinity.

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