19LikesCRC Fenix F1 Imperial Gear Diff
02-06-2018, 01:34 PM
#16
Originally Posted by BullFrog
Indoors I've used 100,000 on Black carpet with not that much maintance. If needed it might take less than 5 minutes. Have used both in F1 and WGT-R.
02-06-2018, 05:46 PM
#17
That's all I run indoors with the 92 spur. I was around when the orginal Delta diff came out and know in the corners it really works great. I also use it in the Pemberton Busch Class 6 cell oval. To me also on the starts I always beat the car in front of me with the traction I have.
I would make sure you put a good big drop of 100,000 on each of the spider gears. Check every two weeks - I'm lazy and do I once a month - raced every sunday. Get a spare gear and side plates. Some guys are using 500,000 but I have not. Have been using both of them for over a year.
I would make sure you put a good big drop of 100,000 on each of the spider gears. Check every two weeks - I'm lazy and do I once a month - raced every sunday. Get a spare gear and side plates. Some guys are using 500,000 but I have not. Have been using both of them for over a year.
02-14-2018, 03:03 PM
#19
Stick with 100,00- 500,00 -forget the Tamiya unless it is the same.
02-15-2018, 12:45 AM
#20
Texastc
Standard sphere greases (from best to worst) have nothing to compare with "hard" syrups like 300K or harder.
Until Fenix will release his own series of greases (soon or later will do it) I suggest you to stay on reliable brands: Hudy, Mugen, Xceed have those hard stuff.
Standard sphere greases (from best to worst) have nothing to compare with "hard" syrups like 300K or harder.
Until Fenix will release his own series of greases (soon or later will do it) I suggest you to stay on reliable brands: Hudy, Mugen, Xceed have those hard stuff.
02-15-2018, 05:48 AM
#21
So does Associated
02-15-2018, 09:41 AM
#24
The reason I asked about Tamiya vs 500k or 1mil was that my diff had Tamiya gear diff grease in it. But I bought some 500k and 1mil so I could try them out. I have 1mil in it now. I'm having a traction roll problem in and out of fast turns and sweepers. I can adapt my driving style but slows me down, I want to carry more speed and get on the throttle sooner. I am putting in the Chris Sanchez set up at windy city on my Mistral and looking forward to faster laps this weekend.
02-15-2018, 03:51 PM
#25
Tech Master
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The gear diff won't solve the traction roll problem nor will it solve diffing out. Try this, soften up the side springs and the tube lube to 10k or less. If it is still doing it here is a radio adjustment that might help. Put in a little positive expo to flatten the steering curve around center (Spektrum is positive to do this). When traction really comes up I just start bumping it in. I might add a little dual rate to still turn the corner as fast as possible, kind of a balancing act. Good luck
02-15-2018, 07:50 PM
#26
Is the Imperial or the Metric version used on the Associated RC10F6?
02-15-2018, 08:00 PM
#27
Imperial
02-16-2018, 12:11 AM
#28
Originally Posted by rccars4scott
Could you share your experience with the gear diff in GT-R? I currently run one in F1 but wasn’t sure if it would be worth turning the extra rotational mass on 1-cell. Thanks!!!
I believe it could handle easily 13.5 2s, but would like to test it better before write it on a stone
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For aft53
DGD-B is your version, as use 1/4" (aka 6.35mm) axle
02-16-2018, 11:33 AM
#29
How many grams lighter is it over stock? Just curious.
