RC10 Tech Tips and Miracle Speedways Double Ball Diff

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RC10 Tech Tips and Miracle Speedways Double Ball Diff

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Post by trek » Fri Oct 05, 2012 11:16 pm

R.C. 10 Tech Tips By Mike Winter
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Mircale Speedways Double Ball Bearing Diff Tube Support Kit With Shims Instructions

The tips seem to be good for the 6 gear transmission

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