SkyRC / Associated diff differential analyzer , decoder , checker.. I like it !!

A great little tool to keep diffs consistent and/or adjusted properly .

[@charlesdekeadorcdriver2118]

Sweet video dude, seems like a decent little tool for us to nerd out on🤘🏻.. that shirt though🔥💪🏻

[@noprorc9365]

Hey Charles!!.. yup I think it’ll come in handy.. especially with 10th scale and ball diffs!! Thank you!! I may get some hoodies to !! 😃👍🏽

[@jensrotenhem4770]

Do you know if there is a difference between the SkyRC and Associated FT? They look the same.

[@noprorc9365]

I can’t say for sure but if I was a bet’n man , I’d say they are the same.

[@gainsrc]

I'm glad you checked this out.. was wondering how accurate it would be. When your at Peach State can you do a before and after test? I'm curious to see just how much the dif fluid will wear in one race event.

[@noprorc9365]

Definitely seems to be on point!!.. Yup I sure can! .. I’ll be interested to see myself, Thanks !

[@D70racing]

Thanks for sharing. Good to know information. I’m a bit confused on the reason to use this and what the benefits are? Is it to aid in repeatability when building diffs?

[@noprorc9365]

Yea I think it would aid in consistency once you learn the resistance average of your diffs and what cst you’re running.. so like if your 5k is normally 370 or so and the number is far off +\- you know there is an issue. But I think the biggest advantage will be 10th scale with ball diffs!!.. being able to track performance and what setting you like so it can be replicated after rebuilds will be great!! Thanks D70 !!!

[@dirtrider88]

so your 7k diff became thicker when the fluid was shot???

[@noprorc9365]

Yes, the 7k diffs were definitely a bit off before rebuilding them , the gears and shims broke in making the fluid “metallic” and also o-rings swelling will also do it.