How to break in and check your Kyosho RB6 slipper with Jared Tebo

[@MrChris0138]

hey man thanks for the great vid. any way you could show us how you do this on your 4wd? thanks

[@TheRcworld101]

The best out there!

[@Jessgo33-]

How offten do u rebuild them diffs?

[@erikthegoprofanatic4437]

No matter how long and carefully I do this break in process the diff still gets crunchy when u do the blip of the throttle and if it doesn't in the one lab I do at the track and this lab is slow as hell

[@willieevans10]

Why do you only hold one side? wouldn’t it make sense to alternate which side you are holding?

[@orvillepatch9872]

not 100% sure but with a diff it turns all the gears inside, thats with a gear diff and with a ball diff it does the same

[@willieevans10]

but wouldn’t the balls spin in a different direction depending on which wheel you hold?

[@orvillepatch9872]

i guess but they aren't like breaking in tires, they are the same thing all around, don't have a side different than the other, thus it will wear evenly among the surface no matter the tires being held

[@tacobob891]

I just got an rb6 im building up, I run on a small highbite indoor clay track. Should I get a ball diff or gear diff?

[@bamboozledbob3298]

+Cody Webster I'd suggest going ball diff as you won't have to worry about dirt going into the diff. Adjusting is just so much easier, though if you don't want to rebuild it, find an oil that suits the track and go gear diff.

[@tacobob891]

+Robert K thanks for the reply, mip or kyosho ball diff in your opinion?

[@bamboozledbob3298]

Sorry, I can't tell you too much about mip. I'm kinda confused, on mip's hp it says a Kyosho diff gear set is required miponline.com/store/mip12158.html but reviews on this diff are great, so I don't think u can't go wrong with either

[@tacobob891]

Robert K Thanks for the help Robert. Cant wait to get my rb6 going, noone at my club runs one. All losi and associated.

[@bamboozledbob3298]

Pleasure :) It's the same for me, I run mostly Tamiyas, especially offroad hardly anybody is using these. Can't tell for sure though as I have no club or track nearby. Have fun with your Kyosho!