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Sandwich was good but no way would I stand in line for 1 hour??
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do i spy irc towers ?
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Nah a company called KND. Never heard of them but they look quality tho. 7mm and pretty pricey on Ebay https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https://www.ebay.co.uk/ulk/itm/223455126096
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I posted a thread about em a while ago I believe. Look nice ?
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If your bashing I'd go something like 60k 500k 60k may be a bit lighter in the front diff.
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Thanks Sean??
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That's what I run, the center diff is just a tad shy of locker performance
in mine i run 60-500-100k fr-cen-rear but i need to redo front to 100k at sum point..?.but it drives sweet as is tbh?
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Appreciate it E??
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Playing hooky from work today since Monday is a holiday and why not make it a 4 day weekend??. So got the wife and kids off to work and school and got a little bit of wrenching in. Rear hub bearings were rusted thru and didn't want to turn at all. So the job of just pulling the diffs and prepare for an oil change quickly escalated?
So I ended up replacing the rear hubs with the Losi aluminum hubs I originally bought for my 5ive-B. After I pulled the axles out and removed the bearings(which was a pain in the azz), I did a light sanding with some wd40 and 1000 grit sand paper to clean up everything.
Don't forget to tighten your grub screws.
Now all 3 diffs out. Gonna open and clean all the old fluid out and casing next??
So I ended up replacing the rear hubs with the Losi aluminum hubs I originally bought for my 5ive-B. After I pulled the axles out and removed the bearings(which was a pain in the azz), I did a light sanding with some wd40 and 1000 grit sand paper to clean up everything.
Don't forget to tighten your grub screws.
Now all 3 diffs out. Gonna open and clean all the old fluid out and casing next??
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lucky bastard 
? i don't get monday off 
but n 2 weeks i get 1 full wk off ???
? i don't get monday off but n 2 weeks i get 1 full wk off ???
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Yeah my last full week off for the year will be the week after xmas to new year. Got everything all cleaned up, bearings oiled, and silicone spray on. Waiting on 60K front and rear, and 500K center diff oil and gaskets now?
like ur method for gear cleaning ?
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Thanks. Yeah, I let it sit in it for about an hour or so and agitate it with a screwdriver or something ever 15 minutes or so. Then I take it to the slop sink and wash each piece off with water and then spray wd40 right after then a light coat of silicone. With the Simple Green I don't fill bad about washing it down the drain??
cool?i normally stick a rag in around me finger ?scoop out whats left ?repeat then refill ?
not exactly the best method i know ?
not exactly the best method i know ?
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Believe me I thought about it? but since I bought this used and not sure what the previous owner used, so I wanted to clean it all out.
don't blame u going by them bearings 
cracking on there crucial 
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?What shock oil front and rear?
Go the 45wt id say