stitchy

iTrader: (13)

If you want to (pre)order here I can have it on the next shipment (ordering tomorrow)

SteveM

iTrader: (165)

Too bad the cost doubles for shipping to Canada.

stitchy

iTrader: (13)

We're working on a first class or flat rate package that would cost considerably less. If you're interested, email what you're looking for to customersupport <at> speedtechrc [dot] com and we'll give you a custom quote

kentech

iTrader: (6)

Spec-R FF-03 Gear Diff

As usual - http://kentech.blogs.se/

weekendracer_uk

Hurry up and get it all fitted then and let us all know what you think , tempted get one myself but my FF03 is ment to be my fun car not the one i spend all my money on.

PizzaDude

Doesn't it start out with all of us like that
hahaha

Well for me the same, still tempting....

J-VET

iTrader: (5)

What is the benefit of a gear diff? It seems with most cars you ditch the gear diff for a ball diff. FF-03 swap the ball diff for gear diff?

Thanks in advance

mr lee

Suppose the geardiff can be built similar to a tight ball diff but will be more consistent without the need to tighten it up all the time!

Redko

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Hi Guys,

Any1 tested the specR gear diff for ff03??

i am very tempted to get one.

but want to know what's the feeling like and what oil should i use for it if i am running it outdoors??

thks !!

Guddam

Anybody use the black hardened gear set and the steel outdrives from TRF201?

cannon

iTrader: (35)

THey were only released a few days ago I doubt anyone has tested them except the manufacturer as yet

PizzaDude

I'm just wondering if the spec-r doesn't fit the stock gear case and if so why not....

cannon

iTrader: (35)

It doesn't fit the stock gear case ... most likely a bit wider internally so needs more room

PizzaDude

thanks mate

rc_square24

iTrader: (9)

Whats a good starting oil weight for a gear diff in FF03 on carpet?

I got my car used, the previous owner built the stock ball diff with thick silicone grease to make it feel tighter. But after a couple of runs the diff started getting smoother when the grease thinned out and it feels less punchy than before. Should this have anything to do with the diff being smoother?

Thanks