Tamiya CC01 Front Differential Steel Gear Set SCC1200F by GPM  [SCC1200F]

Tamiya CC01 Steel Front Bevel Differential Gear - 5pcs set - GPM SCC1200F
Price:
AUD$42.79
Brand:
GPM
Model:
SCC1200F
GTIN:
4894538147858
Condition:
Brand New
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Replacement steel bevel gears for CC01 fronts

This steel front bevel differential gear set is an aftermarket 5 piece kit made for Tamiya CC01 front differential applications. The steel construction offers increased wear resistance compared with factory plastic bevel gears for users seeking improved longevity.

Install these bevel gears when performing a CC01 front differential service to re-establish proper gear mesh and rotational smoothness. They are intended for normal maintenance routines, basic durability upgrades, and as spare parts during drivetrain setup. Installation involves opening the differential case, checking bearings and pinions, and careful shimming to set preload and backlash correctly.

Specifications

  • Item: Front bevel differential gear set
  • Material: Steel
  • Model Number: SCC1200F
  • Compatibility: Tamiya CC01
  • Quantity: 5 pcs

For RC hobbyists maintaining a CC01 drivetrain, this steel bevel gear set is a practical replacement that emphasises durability and straightforward fitment with Tamiya CC01 front differentials.

This item is compatible with

  • TAMIYA CC01

Will these change how the diff feels?

With correct shimming and bearings they should run smoothly; metal gears can feel slightly different but should not introduce noise if mesh is set correctly.

Are they suitable for offroad use?

Yes, they are intended for general RC-scale drivetrain use including typical offroad conditions, though severe impacts can still damage gears.

What should I inspect after fitting?

Recheck backlash and bearing play after the first run, and watch for any unusual wear or binding during the first few sessions.

Is any special tooling required?

Basic diff tools such as small screwdrivers, hex drivers, and feeler shims are enough; no specialised machining is needed for standard CC01 servicing.

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