Kyosho Mini Inferno Delrin front and rear ball differential DMIF100 by GPM  [DMIF100]

Kyosho Mini Inferno Delrin Front/Rear Ball Differential With Screws - 1 Completed set - GPM DMIF100
Price:
USD$15.80
Brand:
GPM
Model:
DMIF100
GTIN:
4894538045307
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Precision Delrin front and rear ball differential set

This aftermarket front and rear ball differential assembly is engineered for the Kyosho Mini Inferno platform and shipped as a complete assembled unit. The design uses Delrin internals and includes the mounting screws required to secure each assembly, intended for hobbyists and workshop technicians servicing 1/10 Mini Inferno electric buggies.

The Delrin internals provide consistent contact surfaces and straightforward serviceability compared with worn stock parts. Installation follows standard differential disassembly procedures, bearing inspection and reassembly using the provided thread-secured fasteners. Common RC workshop tools such as hex drivers and basic hand tools are suitable for the work.

In setup terms the DMIF100 functions as a direct replacement to restore drivetrain consistency or to slightly modify drive engagement for setup refinement at practice or local events. Verify gear mesh and bearing condition during installation to ensure reliable operation.

Specifications

  • Item: Front and rear ball differential set with screws, 1 completed set
  • Material: Delrin
  • Model Number: DMIF100
  • Compatibility: Kyosho Mini Inferno

DMIF100 is supplied as a ready-to-fit Delrin differential assembly intended for reliable aftermarket replacement and straightforward workshop installation; confirm fitment and bearing condition before final assembly.

What inspection steps are recommended before fitting?

Inspect input shafts, bearings and gear faces for wear, clean mating surfaces and replace any worn bearings prior to installing the DMIF100 assemblies.

Are any set-up changes required after installation?

Check gear mesh, drivetrain alignment and run the car to confirm engagement; minor setup tweaks may be needed to match your preferred handling.

Do these assemblies require break-in?

Perform a short running-in period and recheck fastener torque and bearing play after initial runs to ensure stable operation.