MIP Ball Differential Kit (Blitz)

I must say, this is without a doubt the worst diff i've ever had the misfortune of using, mine has less than 12 hours of use on it and i've already had to replace the male outdrive, (one side snapped off the cup) the tensioning screw, (randomly snapped off the threads) and the internal bearings.

I put one of these in my E- firestorm Flux. Its a drop in replacement for the gear diff, (the flux runs the same diff as the Blitz RTR). Compared to the stock diff it weighs probably half as much, is smooooth, and I noticed an immediate performance improvement. I can go in a straight line now when i punch it, even on loose dirt with the stock crummy tires and 5700kv motor on 2s! i was diffing out all over the place with the stock setup. Could barely make it out of a corner under power without doing a donut. steering is just as good if not better. This is probably not quite as durable as the HPI ball diff since the gear is a plastic composite instead of alloy, but it also weighs a lot less, is easier to build and easy to tune. Price point is a little high but since i was having to replace the stock diff cups and would have to get a couple bottles of diff oil to tune with, i just sprang for the ball diff. No issues here with dog bones falling out, may want to think about adding some small rubber o-rings in the diff cups for added cushion. if there was a half star rating i would rate this at 4.5 stars, becuase of price and lack of o-rings for the diff cups. instead i will just round up since it is such an improvement over the gear diff. thanks MIP!

easy to set up great feel but when i put in to blitz an use original dogbones there too short lol nvm i recomend you get the mip cvd axles too which im off to find