AX10 Diff Locker working on Wheely King Diff

[rcpaintworks]

The Diff lockers from the Axial AX10 Scorpion kit are also working for a Wheely King diff. So no messin' around with homemade glue or cnc'ed solutions. Just put the AX10 parts in and your're gone. If you're taking apart a factory build Wheely King be aware they've put in greae for the next century.

[Mnster]

Maximizer already makes something similar.

http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXRYF7&P=7

[Offroader5]

Or...you could just pick up the locker meant for the WK diff.

http://www.tcscrawlers.com/product.p...cat=253&page=1

[crazydave]

Alright, so the RCguy one is $14.99 compared to Maximizer's $19.99, but why do the RCguy ones say, "Drive cup not included"? Is that required to use those lockers? And how much do the Axial ones run? Axial mentions they work in the WK, so I'd tend to think that's semi-intentional. Assuming all more than likely work equally well, I'm going for the better deal. I'm frugal.

[Offroader5]

Only reason it says "drive cup not included" is because they show a drive cup in the pic....they did that to show it dropped into the cup.

[crazydave]

Originally Posted by M715ForLife

But then you wouldent have the coolio greenish color!

What do you mean by having too much grease?

Ooo Ooo I know mister Kotter.

I know the question wasn't directed at me, but I think I can clear this up. The diffs come from the factory packed with a lot of grease, which is good for a RTR, helps slow up the diff action. Most have just a dab in there. At any rate, it should be a non-issue, because I would think you'd spray it out with motor spray anyways.

[BrandonW]

ive been using the RCguy lockers myself and let me tell you they work perfect, had 0 problems so far and they are the cheapest ive seen online.