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

Mugen Seiki MTX-4 Aluminium Rear Differential Housing - 3RACING MTX4-32/TI
Price:
NZD$37.53
Brand:
3Racing
Model:
MTX4-32/TI
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MTX-4 rear mount summary

This CNC-machined aluminium rear differential housing is made as a direct replacement for the Mugen Seiki MTX-4 chassis and carries the model number MTX4-32/TI. The design swaps the original housing for a more rigid aluminium unit to aid consistent rear-end behaviour during setup and running.

Use this housing when consistent differential alignment and chassis stiffness matter for cornering balance and gear mesh stability. It forms the mechanical interface for the rear differential assembly and works with bearings, output cups, and the rear gearbox on MTX-4 builds; confirm bearing seating and clearance before completing the installation.

While aluminium supports better alignment under load, this housing does not change the differential internals or gear ratios. Final tuning still depends on the internal components and diff oil selection used.

Specifications

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

If you need a durable aluminium rear diff mount for the MTX-4, this housing is a practical upgrade; pair it with suitable bearings and diff internals during assembly for best results.

No specialised tooling is required beyond standard bearing presses or drivers; ensure bearings are seated evenly and use correct torque on fasteners.
The housing improves mounting stiffness which can stabilise gear mesh, but diff feel is dictated by the internals and oil, so you will not change locking behaviour by fitting the housing alone.
Verify clearance between output cups and the gearbox shell, and check for any interference with adjacent chassis parts before final assembly.
Re-check fastener torque after the first running session and include the housing in regular service intervals, especially after hard impacts.

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