New Tekno 2.0 Differential Parts Explanation

Improve the acceleration and stability of your 2.0 Buggy or Truggy with this new differential case! TKR9115B is a direct replacement/option for TKR9115 and is compatible with all other new differential parts.
With these new differential gears, you can improve the consistency and corner speed of your 2.0 Buggy or Truggy over longer runs! When compared to the original differential gears (TKR9150), TKR9150B has a larger pitch/tooth profile that provides more resistance to continuous rotation.
With these new differential shims, you can improve the stability and predictability of your 2.0 Buggy or Truggy! The team discovered that TKR9145 differential shims improve stability while landing jumps or in rhythm sections, as well as have better acceleration and consistency across extended runs or bash sessions.
With these replacement/optional differential o-rings, you can improve the consistency and predictability of your 2.0 Buggy or Truggy! TKR5144B differential o-rings achieve many of the same benefits as the new differential shims (TKR5144) by moving some of the resistance “work” from the oil to the o-rings and allowing the use of lighter differential oil.

[@bigdaddywheels2677]

Do the o rings fit older teknos? Mt410/sct410.3? Thanks

[@D70racing]

Great job, thanks for the info. Way better than Hooks! Ha ha ha I’m joking.

[@dannylee3663]

Hey Cool Lg form Germany, me Need stuf Tipps

[@MotoRacer171]

Ive had four rear diffs break and now i think the front and rear are both broke

[@bobthomas9403]

J Wigglez is da man!!

[@davidstach9480]

Will these work on the SCT410 2.0??? You did say ALL 2.0 VEHICLES 😊

[@fossfamilyrc8066]

Just got me my first tekno two Saturdays ago been building her back up! Best buggy I ever got so far!

[@jdierkes]

What weight oil are you running? I was told by local Tekno pro 2-3k….. What’s a good starting point for hard pack slipper track?

[@hdfrc6897]

Hello from france tekno❤❤❤

[@hgthehulk2235]

Awesome video good job 👍🏽

[@adammonroe4215]

I just got a tekno on a trade and have no knowledge about them at all to even know which one I have. But I’ve changed the rear diff three times and non work. The input shafts won’t connect well and just lets it click and slip. Please help

[@RcOffroad9513]

If it is slipping, you need to shim the pinion gear forward, and check the Shiming on the sides of the differential for lateral play, and adjust as needed. The gears might be too worn to mesh well? If the gears are worn, shim it tighter than normal. good luck!