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Old 19-12-2010
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Default B4.1 Gear diff

Have any body tried the gear diff from AE in their B4.1
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Old 27-12-2010
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Yep, I'm using it since 2 months. Works great! Without any changes can you put the metrical beared diffgear in your B4.1! No leaking, very smooth!
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Old 28-12-2010
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If it's not too much trouble, what are the product numbers we're looking for to purchase every needed bit for this mod? (And will it work on the old B4 too?)
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Old 28-12-2010
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For old B4 you will need: 1 x ASC9818 Team Associated Rear Arm Mount/Chassis Plate, 1 x ASC9827 Team Associated Complete Gear Differential, 1 x ASC9832 Team Associated 10x16mm Ball Bearing (2), 1 x ASC9826 Team Associated Transmission Case for Gear Differential.

I use stadard setup filled with black grease, and 100% satisfaction.
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Old 28-12-2010
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I used a geared diff all last season in my B4, filled it with black greae and it worked really well.
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