Vertiviper
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i have used them but i the ones that come stock on the km's seem to be over lock tited, i suggest anti sieze on the small bolts in with this case, all in all its a decent case, between the cases out there like integy, km and turtles, i prefer the integy,
the km will do what you want by giving you a solid casing, and with a hd case and gears with the turtle diff case skirt around the diff itself, you should be good to go for a long while
The internals. As-is i've been running the stock alloy dif that came with my 2.0 and am very hapy with it. But, I also like to make things as rugged as possible.which parts? the case or the internals?
Good catch, picked up a bunch of stuff, including a new carb!well this is what i use, i like it and its basicly a bullit proof system
which ever diff assembly case you get
hpi-85481
hpi-86483
hpi-86485
tt451-Turtle Racing Billet Differential Case Saver for HPI Baja 5B
tt213-FLM Super Duty Stock Length Driveshaft & Cup Kit for HPI Baja 5b
tt487-Kraken RC Titanium Clipless Layshaft for HPI Baja 5B
its all on sale at daves in the black friday page!
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