Tamiya CC01 Rear Differential Housing - Alloy CC012 by GPM  [CC012]

Tamiya CC01 Alloy Rear Differential Case - 1set - GPM CC012
Price:
AUD$115.78
Brand:
GPM
Model:
CC012
GTIN:
4894538030198
Condition:
Brand New
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Aftermarket alloy rear diff case for CC01

This alloy rear differential case is an RC spare for the Tamiya CC01 platform, sold under model CC012. It replaces the stock rear diff housing with a metal unit designed to secure the differential gears used in CC01 rear axle setups.

The housing aims to boost mechanical stiffness and resist wear better than common plastic housings, helping keep gear alignment when the drivetrain is under load. Installation requires basic differential and axle disassembly and is recommended for users familiar with drivetrain maintenance.

Consider this case when upgrading for greater loads or durability; validate gear and seal fitment before final assembly to ensure smooth operation.

Specifications

  • Item Alloy Rear Differential Case
  • Material Alloy
  • Model Number GPM CC012
  • Compatibility Tamiya CC01

GPM CC012 provides a straightforward metal replacement for the CC01 rear diff housing and is suited to hobbyists prioritising drivetrain longevity and consistent performance.

This item is compatible with

  • TAMIYA CC01

Will I need to change bearings when fitting this case?

Check bearing bore dimensions and seating locations; many users can reuse existing bearings but verify fit and endplay after installation.

Does the alloy case affect drivetrain noise?

Metal housings can transmit more vibration than plastic, so ensure gear mesh is correct and bearings are in good condition to minimise noise.

Any tips for a reliable install?

Confirm gear backlash and run the diff by hand before finalising; use threadlocker on metal fasteners if appropriate and recheck after a short test run.

Is this an OEM Tamiya part?

This is an aftermarket upgrade part listed for CC01 compatibility, not an original equipment item from the vehicle manufacturer.

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