Gray Gear

*Insert video of huge LEGO crawler crane lifting a chair here* Yeah, it seems like a fairly good model, if you are into construction vehicles

Well, I think using the small gear side from the old diff will still be better for my purpose. At least I dont have to bricklink this piece for like 8€

I want it for center diff in a AWD car, so it would be exactly what I want, but not such a huge gear?!

...As long as you dont lift heavy objects

When I heared "mated to a clutch gear" I expected the diff to be able to be mated eith any clutch gear...but looking at this it seems like the Diff is somehow inside of the gear, which makes using smaller gears impossible :(

I dont know why I even said that, I could not care less about torque, all that matters is that I need a small center diff. I only build manual sportscars, so mud won't be a problem :)

I just hope the diff will allow for a better transmisson integrated center diff New gear is cool Rest does not matter

Well, all jokes aside, I hope the preassembled diffs will at least be able to handle more torque than the current ones

The double is important, I just tried and had no issues assembling a diff with only my left hand, and left is my weak hand too. Without putting the diff on a table or something like that, so anyone should be able to do it no problem

How is assembling diffs hard for anybody? What the hell are you doing?

Nice

Look at the small black panel in the lower middle, that should anwer your question :)

I wish they would make a 3l diff, with a normal 16 tooth gear on only one end. Would make a great center diff.

The boom is 4 studs wide...who in their right mind would built even width in Technic?

This thing is really ugly. The worst thing is the front splitter that is bent upwards, therefore directing more air under the car, pruducing lift. I am always intrested in new Bricks tho