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29-12-2010
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Diff Balls - Which one is best and why?
Hi,
i need some expert advice to better understand the differences between Diff balls and which is the best to use in race cars and why.  I generally use ceramic balls but there are more options and i'd like to understand them better. "The more expansive is best" rule is valid?  Tamiya offer: Tamiya 53072 Standard Diff balls Tamiya 53379 HCCA Tamiya 42142 TRF Ceramic Tamiya 53124 Tungsten-Carbide Any help and clarification will be welcome! Thanks in advance! Bye WWD
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29-12-2010
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Ceramics are the best - smoothest, longest lasting - so you already have the best.
The others are old tech, and not necessarily cheaper too. Also, the TRF201X uses 3/32" balls, which are different from the other Tamiya cars. Thought I'd mention that just in case.
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29-12-2010
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Along with lots of others, im running these awesome ceramic balls
http://rclazy.com/shop/lazyballs/ Obviously 3/32 for the 201 & 502  They also do 3mm
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29-12-2010
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I have the RCLazy Balls in my 511 and they are awesome.
Very smooth. Mark
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30-12-2010
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Thanks a lot guys, your help is much appreciated!
I'm happy to know that i'm already on the right way... Bye and Happy New Year to all! WWD
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