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kikcaffine 04-01-2014 09:04 PM

center locker
 
Does anyone make a 1 piece center locker for the JK wrangler's drilled for the all the way through screws ?

Lentsnh2012 04-01-2014 09:24 PM

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Robinson Racing Hardened Aluminum Diff Gear: AX10/SX10

kikcaffine 04-01-2014 09:34 PM

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arent the outdrives the part that breaks?

JeepinDoug 04-01-2014 09:38 PM

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http://www.robinsonracing.com/catalo...1542_small.jpg
Robinson #1542

monturacer3 04-02-2014 11:30 AM

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I like the hot racing one piece since it's the gear and the out drive all in one, and the Robinson racing one piece gear. Both are excellent.

alpine4x4 04-02-2014 12:27 PM

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Originally Posted by kikcaffine (Post 4730977)
arent the outdrives the part that breaks?

Stock aluminum yes. The stock steel, RR one piece, and HR one piece are all great upgrades that will take a ton of abuse. I replaced mine with the axial steels and a set of HR steel gears.

meatmonkey 04-02-2014 06:19 PM

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I'm looking to upgrade the trans gears on my latest SCX, which I'm trying to keep as lightweight as practical.

I'm using the Robinson Racing one piece gear with doubled up buttonhead bolts in place of the 3mm grub screws on a couple trucks. Works well, but it sure is heavy.

I'd like to reuse the stock steel outputs and just upgrade the gear. I'd prefer a steel one, but Robinson only lists a steel gear for the Wraith (I though they were the same gear, but I know the outputs are different), the AX/SCX one is aluminum. I'm leery of aluminum gears anywhere on my R/C's, but I bet it's the lightest option.

Is anyone running the aluminum output gear with an upgraded steel idler long enough to go through a few sets of trans bearings? If so, how is the aluminum gear holding up as far as wear, or sharpening of the teeth?

Can anyone verify if the Robinson Wraith steel output gear will work with the stock steel SCX outputs?

k7zpj 04-02-2014 07:11 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by meatmonkey (Post 4732069)
I'm looking to upgrade the trans gears on my latest SCX, which I'm trying to keep as lightweight as practical.

I'm using the Robinson Racing one piece gear with doubled up buttonhead bolts in place of the 3mm grub screws on a couple trucks. Works well, but it sure is heavy.

I'd like to reuse the stock steel outputs and just upgrade the gear. I'd prefer a steel one, but Robinson only lists a steel gear for the Wraith (I though they were the same gear, but I know the outputs are different), the AX/SCX one is aluminum. I'm leery of aluminum gears anywhere on my R/C's, but I bet it's the lightest option.

Is anyone running the aluminum output gear with an upgraded steel idler long enough to go through a few sets of trans bearings? If so, how is the aluminum gear holding up as far as wear, or sharpening of the teeth?

Can anyone verify if the Robinson Wraith steel output gear will work with the stock steel SCX outputs?

The Hot Racing Steel 52T Output Gears hold up really well and work with the stock steel outputs. No issues with fit/tolerances. I have a set in my SCX10 that's been run a lot.
Hot Racing Super Duty Steel 52T Output Gear SCX10

alpine4x4 04-02-2014 08:19 PM

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Originally Posted by k7zpj (Post 4732150)
The Hot Racing Steel 52T Output Gears hold up really well and work with the stock steel outputs. No issues with fit/tolerances. I have a set in my SCX10 that's been run a lot.
Hot Racing Super Duty Steel 52T Output Gear SCX10

My exact setup as well. I checked out the alum. ones for weight reasons, but was leery of them holding up."thumbsup"

http://www.rpphobby.com/product_p/hotsscp1000t.htm

kikcaffine 04-02-2014 09:24 PM

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Are the stock steel outputs that come with the truck good enough to handle the power? I have HR aluminum transmission gears in it currently.

stewbaru 04-02-2014 10:33 PM

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The outputs that come with the trucks are aliminium. Most folks will change these as soon as they snap on 3s.

EIther the 3pce option using an RRP centre gear and drilled or standard axial steel outputs or the Robinson racing 1pce gear will work for you.

I have only tried hardened aluminium once, and once it got thru the case hardening, wore out fairly quickly.

I lightened my RRP 1pce in a mates lathe.


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