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Losi_110 02-07-2014 12:16 AM

KF Ball Diff
 
Just had a bonus find in my box of bits, cane across the diff out my old mi2-ec which turns out to be a perfect fit in the KF. :thumbsup:

shaungooner 02-07-2014 07:05 AM

SX3 diff works too, been using one for the past few months to great effect :thumbsup:

The Dark Knight 02-07-2014 08:50 AM

I have been thinking about trying a ball diff in my KF, does it offer much advantage over a gear diff? I like the ease of maintenance on a gear diff.

MattW 02-07-2014 11:14 AM

The only issue with the Mi2 EC diff is that it will have alloy outdrives. I'd expect it to last at least a few laps in a KF before the driveshaft wedges itself through the coating!

Losi_110 02-07-2014 12:19 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by shaungooner (Post 864697)
SX3 diff works too, been using one for the past few months to great effect :thumbsup:

do the SX3 diffs have the right offset on them or does it leave the belt at an angle?

Quote:

Originally Posted by MattW (Post 864728)
The only issue with the Mi2 EC diff is that it will have alloy outdrives. I'd expect it to last at least a few laps in a KF before the driveshaft wedges itself through the coating!

Yea your'e probably right but they're sitting in my box not doing a lot so I'm going to give it a race or 2 with it to see how I get on and then look into getting something a bit more permanent rather than splashing out on something that turns out not to suit :lol:

bobbin 02-07-2014 01:01 PM

the SX3 diff cups are the same as the kf/k1 but you need to use the kf/k1 diff pulley to get the correct offset for the belt

nicVEGAchildJR 06-07-2014 07:17 PM

At the kampenhout GP I went from a gear diff to a K1 ball diff and it accelerated and braked much better in the WET and I went 15 seconds faster with the ball diff


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