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Old 13-11-2012
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Default Geared diff in C4.1?

Does the Gear Diff from the SC10 fit straight into the C4.1? Anyone tried it? Just trying to eliminate the manual labour for maintaining a ball diff all the time.
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I think you have to remove some material from the gearbox to allow clearance for the gear diff to fit, nothing big but will not fit stock.
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Old 13-11-2012
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sorry for thead stealing but does anyone know what oil to use with the geared diff for an all astro track?
Thanks guys.
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Old 13-11-2012
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Yep,

I'm running one in my C4.1, you need to remove material from the gearbox to get the gear diff to fit.

For astro, try 3k oil as a starting point.

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nice one mick, i'm new to geared diffs if i start with 3k how does a higher or lower number oil alter the car?
also what did you use for removing material from the gearbox?
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I love my gear diff in my centro..track dependent of course..I race with mick..I use 3000oil as he suggested to me also...heavier oil will give less entry steering and the feeling of more drive and a little less steering on exit..
lighter oil just the opposite.
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I BREAK BALL DIFFS!!! Whooooo hooooo!!!
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Ash, i'm waiting to see a component you DONT break!! :P
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Old 21-11-2012
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managed to get an sc10 geared diff to fit my centro gear box had to dremel some material out to get it to fit though, just took my time and was careful, job done, looking forward to giving it a whirl this weekend.
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managed to get an sc10 geared diff to fit my centro gear box had to dremel some material out to get it to fit though, just took my time and was careful, job done, looking forward to giving it a whirl this weekend.
I did this but went back to a ball diff as the gear diff made the car drive very differently.
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