MatsNorway

The title says it all.

Your Balldiff grease of choice for modified.

I need some grease that gives lots of grip but still makes it possible to have the diff pretty loose.

Its a xray T1 Fk05 it has according to the manual a extra solid diff. ceramic balls and all that.

Stein Tumert

Schumacher works very well.
There is also a new one from Denmark that Marc Rheinard uses which should be very good, can't remember the name, but if you contact Toni, I am sure he can help http://www.tonisport.de/

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sidecarphil1

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i use the Assosiated ball diff grease

it is amazing stuff , the diff is really loose but doesnt slip

mild seven

iTrader: (63)

+1

defcone

iTrader: (15)

The clear Associated tube with red writing. Too bad my bd5 diff feels horrible after one run, although freshly built the diffs feel so smooth with the use of the asso. diff lube.

MatsNorway

I have heard got things about that associated grease.

Owen RaCing

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Schumacher grease. It's pretty much the best for the money.

MatsNorway

Schumacher you say?

i say witch one??

Danny-b23

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Grease, not oil. Search for "Schumacher Diff Lube".

MatsNorway

This stuff:
http://www.racing-cars.com/pp/Produc...ies/U1301.html

Why not the diff oil?

razzor

That is a list of diff oils for onroad/offroad gas cars with gear diffs.
You need to look for ball diff grease.

razzor

thats the correct one.

Danny-b23

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The diff oil for gear diffs is nowhere near sticky enough to stay on the diff when it is spinning at full speed in a modified TC.

MatsNorway

ok then schumacher it is.

Very fancy to have that many diff oils just for a gear diff.

RC MARKET

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Associated !