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Old 16-01-2011
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Default FF-03 gear diff and gearbox. does it fit 201 ?

Hey as the topic says.

can thease 2 things fit a tamiya 201

GearDiff:
http://www.redrc.net/2010/12/spec-r-...-differential/

gearbox:
http://www.redrc.net/2011/01/spec-r-...earbox-casing/
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Old 17-01-2011
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I'm not sure if they will fit, but the question is, why would you?

there has not been a problem with the current 201 gearbox cases, and I cannot see a gear diff being used in competition at least, if gear diffs were great why arnt they used on by the team drivers from AE from their rtr b4?
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Old 17-01-2011
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Well i just want to try it out. iknow normal diff always rocks. but now i drived TC with gear diff in my 416. and i didnt find the biggest diffrent between normal diff and geardiff. so i just want to try it out.
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Gearbox wont fit as the input is on the wrong side, but the gear diff should fit as they share the same gears.
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Old 17-01-2011
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I use geardiffs in my 511 and they work splendid and since we only race on high grip surfaces, a geardiff in the 201 should, in theory, also work. Something I surely will want to test out the next comming months.
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Old 18-01-2011
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4wd gear diffs = yes
2wd gear diffs = no

people have tested them back to back, and prefer ball diff in 2wd.
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Old 21-01-2011
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I use geardiffs in my 511 and they work splendid and since we only race on high grip surfaces, a geardiff in the 201 should, in theory, also work. Something I surely will want to test out the next comming months.
Hi Jan, did you use the Spec.R 416 gear diffs in your 511? Thanks.
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Old 21-01-2011
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No, I use custom made 501/511 specific geardiffs made by Pumilio Design in Finland.
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