2 Speed Transmission and Narrow Wheelbase. How to? First of all - Merry Christmas to everyone I got a little question, i would like to install a 2 Speed Tranny in my AX10 and also narrow the Track. I got a HPI Jeep Rubicon Body from Santa (or was it my wife :lol:). Which I want to put it on my second AX10. Along with new Mudslingers 2.2 What I need now is a Tranny that fits. First gear should be as low as original (87/14) and second gear should be faster. The idea is to use second between the track und first for trail and crawl. I also need beadlock wheels which have much less offset that the original ones. I want the tires to fit inside of the body because this one should lock a little more scale. The goal is not to get a hardcore crawler. Do you have any suggestions? Thanks for the help (I am totally new to crawlers) and I hope my english is not to bad. Greetings |
where in Switzerland are you ? I have toured in Lucern, Zurich , Alturbron, last July Thun for a race in July. if you are near Germany you should check it out ! http://www.gravity-sports.com/events.htm for a 2 speed trans, there is a small light RC4Wd tranny , go to RC4WD.com you should be safe if using a Brushed motor and a non braking ESC. they are working on a heavy duty version if you want to wait. |
I actually live in Luzern. How did you like it? So you are a Downhill Racer (Bike)? Thanks for the info. What do you mean with a non braking ecs? I use the novak rooster crawler with a Truckpuller2 engine. The Truckpuller2 makes about 6500 RPM on 7.2v. So if I pull of my finger from the acc the ax10 stops right away. Will this break the 2 speed tranny from RC4WD. |
I bet you could fit an e-maxx tranny, you might have to spread the chassis plates apart a little. |
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emaxx tranny pretty strong, just really sucks with cog, high center of gravity. makes the differance between climbing stairs and Not climbing stairs. I thought of doing 2 speed also but now I rather have Dual DIG on my rig. |
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If anything,you wanna make the chassis skinnier. Right now my Axial chassis is 2 1/4" wide outside to outside. I'd like to go more here pretty soon. I'm shootin for 1 3/4"-1 7/8" wide. The Emaxx tranny would weight more than my Chassis,tranny,motor,shocks and links all together.:lol: That things a TANK......and a sloppy one at that:lol: To skinny your track width up,narrow your tires and cut the face side of the wheel down some. |
@toy4crawlin your dam right, girls from copenhaven are hot, i know that because i marry one "thumbsup". I really like danemark because most people I met are very open minded. Luzern is perfect for bikers. I bike 3 or 4 times every week, and I am quite sure you havent seen the nices places. You can easely do a 4-5 hour Tour not seeing any regular road. I send Rc4WD a mail and asked there opinion if I would break it with my setup or not. What thing makes me wonder, the write first gear is 11.4:1 and second is 6.7:1. But with the original Spur an Pinion Gear (87 - 14) I got 6.2:1. That would mean that even in second gear I would be slower than now. But my goal is to get as fast as now in first gear and faster in second. Am I right with my calculations or did i miss something? |
denmark yeah the girls here are nice i live just outside copenhagen |
Hi Guys Thanks for all your inputs. Do you have any suggestions on how to narrow the track. I really would like the tyres to run inside of the HPI Jeep Rubicon Body. I really searched a lot but could not find any beadlock wheels which would fit. I guess that i could narrow the wheelbase on every side by about 15mm (not much more because than the wheel will touch the steeringarm). So with prober wheels and the slightly thinner Mudslingers 2.2 I guess I can bring down the wheelbase to about 230mm. Thanks for helping an happy new year. |
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Pretty simple stuff. |
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