Mugen Seiki MTX-4 Rear Differential Housing - CNC Aluminium MTX4-32/TI by 3Racing  [MTX4-32/TI]

Mugen Seiki MTX-4 Aluminium Rear Differential Housing - 3RACING MTX4-32/TI
Price:
£16.57
Brand:
3Racing
Model:
MTX4-32/TI
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Rear housing description

Designed as a direct replacement for the Mugen Seiki MTX-4 chassis, this CNC-machined aluminium rear differential housing is supplied under part MTX4-32/TI. The component swaps the original housing for a stiffer aluminium unit to help maintain consistent rear drivetrain geometry during setup and running.

This housing is suited to builders who prioritise chassis rigidity and dependable differential alignment for handling and gear engagement stability. It provides the mechanical mounting for the rear differential and mates with bearings, output cups, and the MTX-4 rear gearbox; verify bearing seating and clearances before final installation.

The aluminium housing can reduce flex under load and help preserve gear mesh during repeated adjustments, but it does not alter gear ratios or differential internals. Proper tuning still depends on your chosen diff parts and oil viscosities.

Specifications

  • Item: Rear differential housing
  • Material: Aluminium
  • Model Number: MTX4-32/TI
  • Compatibility: Mugen Seiki MTX-4

Opt for this aluminium housing when you need a robust replacement for the MTX-4 rear diff mount; ensure compatible bearings and internals are used when assembling the drivetrain.

It fits standard MTX-4 rear gearbox arrangements; if your chassis has custom modifications, compare key dimensions and bearing locations before purchase.
Many builders reuse the original fasteners, but inspect them for wear and replace any that show rounding or corrosion to ensure secure mounting.
The setup process is the same, though the housing's increased stiffness can make gear mesh and alignment adjustments more repeatable during setup sessions.
Check the housing after impacts and include it in regular maintenance checks for bearing condition and fastener tightness, particularly if you run on abrasive surfaces.

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