How to easily fit a centre diff to your WLtoys 104001

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  • Опубликовано: 6 авг 2024
  • Parts needed
    104001 diff
    a.aliexpress.com/_mN5mzDs
    LCRACING diff spur gear (link is for 76t but there is also 81t available)
    a.aliexpress.com/_mOdiFsO
    LCRACING diff case
    a.aliexpress.com/_mKD2gMS
    Dogbones (need a 70mm and a 100mm)
    a.aliexpress.com/_mPXdUOQ
    Shims 10x12x0.1mm
    a.aliexpress.com/_mrT2MWI
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Комментарии • 43

  • @FZERO20
    @FZERO20 Год назад +3

    This video came just in time for me personally man. I have my 104001 taken apart now to revamp the entire chassis and drivetrain. I WILL be using this method as a replacement for my original spur gear. The process of building this car has been slow but that’s what’s making it so exciting

  • @independentmind1977
    @independentmind1977 6 месяцев назад +1

    Thanks for the walkthrough. I’m considering this platform as a racing beginner. Still undecided

    • @WellingtonIronman
      @WellingtonIronman  3 месяца назад +1

      I wouldn’t necessarily advise this as a race buggy. You would be much better off buying a used known brand car a few years old. It will be a little more expensive initially, but will not require any mods to make it reliable and competitive, and will be a much better base

  • @hangdogdaddy38
    @hangdogdaddy38 2 месяца назад +1

    Thank you for the effort to do what WL should have done. I've got everything ordered. Cheers.

    • @WellingtonIronman
      @WellingtonIronman  2 месяца назад +1

      Good luck with the conversion. Mine is still fitted and going strong after multiple race days.

  • @reitplace4765
    @reitplace4765 Год назад +1

    Put LC slipper clutch in my EAT14 was thinking on doing the same with the 104001 until I watched this. Great Idea thanks for the info...

  • @PGA-cu6rq
    @PGA-cu6rq 3 месяца назад

    Man such an awesome video. I bought and did exactly what you did. THANK YOU! From FLORIDA. Some other dude is drillin n stuff.... no way....lol

  • @insanebmxthomas
    @insanebmxthomas 7 месяцев назад

    awe yeah i'm going to try to figure this out for my 12th scale rlaarlo (d12) because i will have some spare diffs tomorrow, and way too much time on my hands

  • @rccarsandmusic2641
    @rccarsandmusic2641 Год назад +2

    Genius

  • @bismuth7730
    @bismuth7730 8 месяцев назад

    I need to figure out if its possible instead of a drive cup, to put another bevel gear, or mount a bevel gear onto the drive cup somehow so i could have a centre diff inside of a 124008.

  • @Andy-cu6bw
    @Andy-cu6bw 6 месяцев назад

    I am about to do the centre diff mod. My track is tight so I want to lower the gearing. I guess I need the 10b5 81T Spur but what options do I have for pinions please? The 105b spur is 48p. I see plenty of 48p pinions on Aliex - do I need hardened? Ones to avoid? There is a 87T spur, can it be made to fit? TIA

  • @BigAndy80sGen
    @BigAndy80sGen 7 месяцев назад +1

    Cool video bro.
    But I'd never use an 82 tooth spur.. that would be wayyyy too slow for me lol
    I've just bought the 104001 and ordered a 30 tooth and a 25 mod 1 😂
    Let the madness commence haha
    But some good ideas 👍

    • @WellingtonIronman
      @WellingtonIronman  19 дней назад

      Haha I bet that will go fast! Yes this mod is for racing not speed-running. The straight on our track is only about 30m long!

  • @syarif_rc_channel
    @syarif_rc_channel Год назад +2

    interesting

  • @vivndum
    @vivndum 4 месяца назад

    The wltoys screws and the lcracing screws are of different sizes, did they give you any problems holding the differential ring gear?

    • @WellingtonIronman
      @WellingtonIronman  4 месяца назад +1

      Nope, can't recall whether I used the WLtoys or LC racing hardware, but it went right in. I would probably use the WLtoys hardware given the holes are 'threaded' for those initially.

  • @bossamo1373
    @bossamo1373 Год назад +3

    If i use an lc racing center diff. Instead of combining a wltoys diff with lc racing. Would it still fit?

    • @WellingtonIronman
      @WellingtonIronman  Год назад +1

      Yes using these dogbones you should be able to use the LCracing diff or slipper directly. Unfortunately they are both quite expensive to buy individually

  • @Nlangkirby135
    @Nlangkirby135 Год назад +1

    What pininon would you recommend for this Wltoys 104001 conversion?

    • @WellingtonIronman
      @WellingtonIronman  Год назад +1

      Hi, sorry for the late reply. The answer would depend on what motor you’re running and what you’re doing with the car. Something in the 20-30 range would probably be about right.

    • @Nlangkirby135
      @Nlangkirby135 Год назад

      @@WellingtonIronman thanks.

  • @ibnusn1220
    @ibnusn1220 Год назад +1

    I wonder what link rod and end rods you use on that kit? Im planning to upgrade mine, coz it always fall off many time if i was drive it on track

    • @WellingtonIronman
      @WellingtonIronman  Год назад

      They’re from an HSP Unlimited.
      a.aliexpress.com/_mtnHN6W

    • @ibnusn1220
      @ibnusn1220 Год назад +1

      Do i have to change the pivot ball?

    • @WellingtonIronman
      @WellingtonIronman  Год назад

      @@ibnusn1220 yes you need to order the balls too

    • @ibnusn1220
      @ibnusn1220 Год назад +1

      @@WellingtonIronman ah, thanks a lot brother! Goodluck with your build!

  • @mikedesign78
    @mikedesign78 Год назад +1

    This is so helpful thanks! Do you have a breakdown of all the mods made to your 104001?

    • @WellingtonIronman
      @WellingtonIronman  Год назад

      Not on RUclips but broadly:
      Carbon suspension towers hinge pin blocks and upper deck parts.
      Lc10b5 front CVd and springs
      Uprated hinge pin bolts
      HSP Unlimited steering/suspension links and balls.
      Alloy hexes
      Brushless stuff

  • @mr_top_real
    @mr_top_real 19 дней назад +1

    Is this really worth it?? Did the whole car + upgrades cost more than the lc racing version?

    • @WellingtonIronman
      @WellingtonIronman  19 дней назад

      I would highly recommend that anyone wanting to buy the 104001 in order to upgrade and race it, does not, and instead either buys the LCRacing LC10b5 (which I also have) or even a second hand Associated/Losi/Xray buggy instead.
      To directly answer your question, I'd estimate that excluding electrics (as the LC version comes with none) that even with the upgrades, the 104001 still cost less than the LC kit.

  • @Super11091989
    @Super11091989 11 месяцев назад

    Can this kit modified for drag 1/10 scale?

  • @ahmadyumni7348
    @ahmadyumni7348 10 месяцев назад

    What steering rod you use?

    • @WellingtonIronman
      @WellingtonIronman  10 месяцев назад

      From an HSP Unlimited, see another comment for the link :)

  • @GoodDiggitY
    @GoodDiggitY Год назад

    So is the same as the slipper?

    • @WellingtonIronman
      @WellingtonIronman  10 месяцев назад +1

      No a slipper cuts power to both front and rear. A diff distributes power to either the front or back, or both

  • @jonathansanchez1305
    @jonathansanchez1305 Год назад

    Where's the update?

    • @WellingtonIronman
      @WellingtonIronman  10 месяцев назад

      I don't think I ever promised one, but you'll note there is another video on the channel of me racing this car, with the diff, showing it working well. It continues to do so after quite a few race days!

  • @blueisbetter3939
    @blueisbetter3939 Год назад +1

    Have you tested it? How does it hold?

    • @WellingtonIronman
      @WellingtonIronman  Год назад +1

      Yes, I put two batteries through it at my local track a few days ago and so far it has held fine. It really really improves the cornering