I’ve heard of a lot of people starting to put automotive grease and oil in diffs. It sounds like a good alternative to RC stuff.

It actually came with the diff case. Since it is the same as the Traxxas one you could order one of theirs that comes with their diff. And while you’re at it I’d probably switch to the plastic case because it doesn’t deteriorate like the aluminum one does. Trust me, I’ve got the blow gears to prove it.

Thanks for the response... I still can't find it anywhere but will continue to search... I've got about a dozen plastic diff carriers because ya have to buy the whole set to get the little blue gaskets/washers. I love to hate Traxxas!

They love our money!

@@joshsrcs Seriously! Why is it I love this hobby so damn much that I spend more money on it than my real car 😬😬

I STILL haven't found the thicker rubber gasket for aluminum... if you can find and link it visive your order history, I'd be much obliged, sir.

What do you mean

@@joshsrcs diff oil os waaayyy thicker it helps provide limited slip to the diff and when using shock oil you two rear wheels will simply "diff out" easily when in a turn. where one wheel starts spinning very fast in a turn while the other stays put. Usually the diff oil should be somewhere from 20k to 100k

I barely put any 200k oil in it and it turns fine Don’t worry 😉 thanks though

Nice, 200k would be for a center diff i believe but if you are racing it common to have about 10-20k more thicker weight in the front than the rear. With oil that thick I bet it's fun to powerslide

If you stripped any screws i recommend getting the MIP 2mm and 1.5mm hex drivers because they fit real nice and are made of a really hard material, ive had them for about 5 years and never stripped a screw before and ive even used them for non-screw purposes and they have held up fine no wear at all.

Ok.