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Old 08-17-2013, 10:46 PM
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Can anyone tell if these new diffs will fit a evo5?
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Old 08-18-2013, 08:01 AM
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Originally Posted by Juan Aveytia
Can anyone tell if these new diffs will fit a evo5?
We can only hope... That would mean that they would fit the TB03 and people with that car would be very happy as well. It looks like if they do fit, you would need the pinion gear as well. Only thing that makes me thing this will NOT work is that they made a new ball diff and spool and are not using the tb03 ones... We might have to wait a month to find out. Unless someone on the board gets one early.

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i just want the gear diffs for my 502 or db02 LOL
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Originally Posted by Hebiki


look at the pic above, looks like you'll be limited to certain spur gear sizes. hopefully this car can get down into proper FDR range to run 17.5, 21.5 etc.
I've been considering this as something a bit "different" to try but I don't think you will get any where near the ratios we need for 17.5 blinky or slower. Internal ratio is 2.5:1 and the pinion is surrounded by that crescent spacer - looks like a limited-gearing contender only (I'll armchair-engineer a lower limit of 5.2:1!!!).
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Originally Posted by sosidge
I've been considering this as something a bit "different" to try but I don't think you will get any where near the ratios we need for 17.5 blinky or slower. Internal ratio is 2.5:1 and the pinion is surrounded by that crescent spacer - looks like a limited-gearing contender only (I'll armchair-engineer a lower limit of 5.2:1!!!).
2.5 internal is not that far off the TB-03 which is at 2.438 or 2.483 (im lysdexic )

and with the TB-03.... i've gotten down to 3.4 last I recall.

but you're right, this is a concern.
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Old 08-21-2013, 11:15 AM
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Looks like this car will come with a 66t spur gear. I am not sure what the width is for a 66t spur to convert that to 64p but I am sure someone knows.

http://www.tamiyausa.com/items/radio...pur-gear-51548
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Old 08-21-2013, 11:22 AM
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Im sure its metric 48 pitch but still should be close to an 88 tooth 64 pitch.
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we'll know in a month.
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from tamiyausa..

What's the biggest pinion that could fit?
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Hmmm. Assuming that pic is an 66T = 88T in 64p, then I'd be needing about a 52-55T pinion. Wonder of that will fit. The mounting holes on that blue mount are very wide, so large pinions should fit. That big though??? We might need the first purchaser to do some measurements.

Also not too sure about going back to a ball diff after using an oil filled gear diff for the last couple of years.
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Originally Posted by Sith Lord
Also not too sure about going back to a ball diff after using an oil filled gear diff for the last couple of years.
Why would you be going back to a ball diff? This comes with 2 gear diffs.
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Old 08-22-2013, 01:09 AM
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"Metric 48dp" doesn't exist. It's like saying a centimetre is a "metric inch".

0.6mod is around 42dp equivalent, so a 66 spur in 0.6 is about 75 in 48dp, which in turn in about 100 in 64dp.
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whats the advantage with shaft drive over belt drive?

all i can see is so far is your limited in spur and pinion choice.
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Originally Posted by Travis S
Why would you be going back to a ball diff? This comes with 2 gear diffs.
Ahhh ok, it comes with gear diffs, so they have the ball diff and one way as hop up otions then.

http://www.tamiyausa.com/product/ite...oduct-id=54522

http://www.tamiyausa.com/product/ite...oduct-id=54521
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I'd love to replace my tt01 for one of these any guesses on the price tags? Sorry if my english is bad.
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