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Old 11-25-2016, 01:55 PM   #101
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Playing around with that setup I think the over drive in the front might be to big of a spread, some HD stock ratio gears in the front should bring things back to the normal over/under setup.
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And HD is much stronger than OD. I can't keep OD alive.
Yes,-I will be using HD 38/13 in the front axle,which is 2,92 in ratio,-much closer to the usual OD/UD setup

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Old 11-25-2016, 01:57 PM   #102
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Real building my sporty as well, and will be running a AR60 up front and the ottsix in rear. See how that goes.
Can't wait to see the final product bud, looking good so far

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Ottsix in the rear is a great option


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Old 11-25-2016, 02:09 PM   #103
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This is where I am so far:










My plan is to place the lower link mount as far out on the truss-plate as possible,-I think the stock position is a bit narrow
I will clean up the plate when the mounts are ready




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Old 11-25-2016, 02:37 PM   #104
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Nice truss & link mount, clean and simple.


I'm looking at going a bit differently at using the ar44's. I don't have them in my hands yet but I'm thinking of longer axle delrin axle tubes and a dlux type link/servo mount.
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Nice truss & link mount, clean and simple.


I'm looking at going a bit differently at using the ar44's. I don't have them in my hands yet but I'm thinking of longer axle delrin axle tubes and a dlux type link/servo mount.
Thanks,-just some recycled TLT-parts

Yes,-the dlux type is a clever design,-do you think about an offset diff housing for the front with your plan ?



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Old 11-25-2016, 05:50 PM   #106
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Thanks,-just some recycled TLT-parts

Yes,-the dlux type is a clever design,-do you think about an offset diff housing for the front with your plan ?


I've looked at doing it 2 ways, both would be a bit wider than xr width to run less scrub at the knuckles.

1. Leaving the diff centered would be fine and easy but require custom axle shafts up front.

2. Standard ar60 type offset on the short side but shortened long side vs ar60. This requires only a shortened shaft so it would be pretty simple and cheap.

Option 2 will surely get used on my rig since I don't feel like buying another long side FBA axle shaft from dlux.
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Old 11-29-2016, 11:51 AM   #107
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Why don't you try some ultra OD/UD for some time?
I had on my car during the Eurocrawl in spain and loved it.
it will only hurt if you find yourself in some super grippy binding situation that you want to reverse..

Very interesting stuff you have going there! ;)
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Old 11-29-2016, 12:18 PM   #108
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Why don't you try some ultra OD/UD for some time?
I had on my car during the Eurocrawl in spain and loved it.
it will only hurt if you find yourself in some super grippy binding situation that you want to reverse..

Very interesting stuff you have going there! ;)
Thanks !

It's very easy to change the gears in the Wraith axle,-so why not give it a try for sure

But as you mention,-reversing would suffer even more,-but then again,-reverse it's not an option,it's a penalty.....



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Old 11-29-2016, 01:00 PM   #109
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OD gears are weaker than stock ratio HD or under drive. The gearing difference is fantastic but the front gears dont live long. The scx10II axle in the back and an older style axial front axle running HD stock would be a nice offset while still strong.
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Old 11-30-2016, 11:40 AM   #110
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OD might be more fragile but they will still last...
There are so many guys running them for so much time... Personally I never used so I can't really talk much about it.

But as far as OD/UD in Spain I was using 25:1 in the front and 40:1 in the rear!
So you can imagine how it was! And I have no regrets!
The car ran great, it might hurt you from now and then but most of the time it's great!
Your not supposed to reverse anyway!!
Climbing, going down hill, turning is super...
Give it a go Jens and lets us know how you liked it! ;)
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OD might be more fragile but they will still last...
There are so many guys running them for so much time... Personally I never used so I can't really talk much about it.

But as far as OD/UD in Spain I was using 25:1 in the front and 40:1 in the rear!
So you can imagine how it was! And I have no regrets!
The car ran great, it might hurt you from now and then but most of the time it's great!
Your not supposed to reverse anyway!!
Climbing, going down hill, turning is super...
Give it a go Jens and lets us know how you liked it! ;)

OD will hold up on an ultra light rig with a careful driver longer than a normal weight (6ish lbs or so) rig with a heavy fingered driver and big power. Which would explain why I can't make them last.


I'll check my offset gear ratios tonight. I'm offset more than most people around my area.
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Old 11-30-2016, 03:36 PM   #112
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Hmm that interesting, i have been runing OD in my 7lb FJ with a HH13T in it for over a year now with no issue's at all.
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Old 11-30-2016, 10:00 PM   #113
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I've killed 2 sets of overdrive gears. But like I said, I run a lot of power and drive like a 7 year old that just drank a red bull.


I'm 35:1 and 42:1. Not bad for not using overdrive gears.
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Old 12-01-2016, 01:46 AM   #114
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I have never broken any of the Axial diff gears.....
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I've never broke over drive gears either, running them ever since they came out many many years ago. If your breaking those then you have other issues you need to fix.
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I've never broke over drive gears either, running them ever since they came out many many years ago. If your breaking those then you have other issues you need to fix.
Figured the first set was a fluke. Ran a brand new set in a dlux modded housing and they skipped like a slipper clutch on the 3rd run. Replaced them with HD stock ratio and haven't looked back. There just isn't much tooth contact since the pinion is so large and the ring gear is so thin.
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I've never broke over drive gears either, running them ever since they came out many many years ago. If your breaking those then you have other issues you need to fix.
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Figured the first set was a fluke. Ran a brand new set in a dlux modded housing and they skipped like a slipper clutch on the 3rd run. Replaced them with HD stock ratio and haven't looked back. There just isn't much tooth contact since the pinion is so large and the ring gear is so thin.
Ive never broken the HD gears but one thing I have had to do on a couple sets years ago was shimming the locker gear. I had a couple walk side to side in the cases so I would shim the gear into the pinion with .010 shims between the bearing.


On thread though ...... keep us up on this Jens, Really got me thinking for next years sporty if it works well for ya.
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Old 12-01-2016, 01:04 PM   #118
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I have broken 2 sets of HD gears (stock ratio) in my wraith doing the exact same thing WHITE-TRASH is talking about. A lot of fun but anything can break with enough abuse. When I broke my first set was right after I switched to Super 300 hds in my wraith. Then I shimmed the gear set and thought I was good to go and broke another (Pro4 3300 on 3s). Now it has been good for awhile after taking one shim out. Mesh is nice and even with good contact the way its suppose to be.

Anyways looking forward to seeing this axle come to live no matter what ratio you plan on running. Keep up the good work Jens!
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Old 12-02-2016, 12:19 PM   #119
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Getting closer to something functional....I hope.....











Quite pleased with this,-the stock curves in the link mounts,fits nicely over the lock-outs






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Old 12-04-2016, 09:04 AM   #120
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Test-fitting the axle,-temporary upper links,-checking geometry options,shock and driveshaft angles









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