MIP changebox information

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MIP changebox information

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So wandering the swapmeet this weekend, happened upon a neon yellow MIP changebox...but no diff gear.

Did it use the standard Stealth gear (like RPM) or a MIP specific unit (I did see a picture of a NIP one, it had a diff gear in there...so not too confident about the purchase now).
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Re: MIP changebox information

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the mip change box used a larger mip diff and idler gear, with a stock associated topshaft, to gain the 2.61 ratio.

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Re: MIP changebox information

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The search is on... :( :(
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Re: MIP changebox information

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JK Racing wrote:The search is on... :( :(
the idlers are fairly easy to find. they pop up on the bay quite often. i can't say that i've ever seen a diff gear for sale, though. but i'd bet if you posted something in the wanted forum, someone here has one they don't need.

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Re: MIP changebox information

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I gotcha...I have to try on my own for a quick minute first!!
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Re: MIP changebox information

Post by adam lancia »

JK, the MIP diff gears are the same tooth count as the current B4/T4 diff gears, just narrower. I'm sure someone here has one they can measure (my stuff is at my parents house). IIRC, it's not a whole lot, just needs a light skim on either side.

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Re: MIP changebox information

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I will try the diff gear trick...

NIP one pictured in this thread (courtesy Scr8p).

http://www.rc10talk.com/viewtopic.php?f=36&t=18071

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Re: MIP changebox information

Post by SteveK »

Pic doesn't work, but I believe it only came in yellow, so it's probably dyed.

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link updated...that was odd :roll:
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