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Rock Stacker Join Date: Feb 2017 Location: Finland
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While pretty much everything else in my YXL is upgraded or modified somehow, I'm now thinking about putting 2-speed transmission in. Running HotRacing alloy tranny case already. Please share your experiences. What 2-speed you have (Axial? Hot racing? etc.) Does it stay in one piece? Breaks easily? Any other problems? Thanks in advance for your input ![]() |
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RCC Addict Join Date: Nov 2014 Location: Nowhere
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Unfortunately there is no Axial 2-speed that ever got released, so your best bet is Hot Racing. Haven't seen many reviews at all of the HR kit but their gears are good so it's worth a shot, the system looks like the Summit's 2-speed which works fine but HR uses a standard size servo instead which is good. The only question is whether you want the added complexity and will really need the 1st gear being three times slower.
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Newbie Join Date: Apr 2017 Location: El Dorado
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I use this axial 2 speed transmission: Axial Racing - 2-Speed Hi/Lo Transmission Components It has held up well after about 40 packs, but I typically do not shift under load. Simply select low range for crawling and high range for driving around. [Edit] in hindsight I did not need to two speed tranny. I just needed a different pinion gear but I didn't know any better at the time. Have been thinking about replacing it with a DIG. Last edited by 12earth; 03-09-2018 at 02:48 PM. |
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Thanks both, Since I have the HR tranny case an HR 2-speed set might be a good choice. Just wanted to hear if there is a chance it works or is more like a disaster waiting. |
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I have the hot racing transmission case and the hot racing 2 speed gears While the quality is awesome I had some issues with it, when first installing it it had problems getting into one of the gears and I was able to figure out ![]() The the 3,5mm bushing was to wide and the teeth’s of the selector only has like 0,5-1mm contact with the teeth’s from the shaft due to the selector shaft from the servo hit the inside of the transmission case as a natural stop.. it wasn’t an option to remove it, So I filed it down to approx 1,5mm and replaced the 4,5 bushing with an extra bearing. That way it had almost full contact between the teeth’s of the selector and axle in both gears That made it all work out for me. |
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Rock Stacker Join Date: Feb 2017 Location: Finland
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Has it been ok, no broken gears etc? | |
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Truth be told I haven’t been out bashing with it, only had it up and down the road for a test drive. Waiting for the weather to get better here in Denmark and I also have some components incoming that I wanna put on it before going out ![]() |
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