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Old 11-28-2014, 08:34 PM   #1
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Default Not giving up. be maybe a axial trans?

I know i sound pretty negative, but i got a Gmade r1 with 15 minutes of run time on it... First run 5 minutes stretched a rear yoke. I switched the yoke with a traxxas using the gmade drive line lasted 2 minutes MAX! today i bought the mip xd drive lines for a ax10 mounted them and had the most fun with the Buggy almost 8 minutes with 4x4 then another two or three minutes in front wheel drive only.

i didn't mess with it anymore,it has front wheel drive but nothing to the rear while the rear diff works fine. when i laid it to rest tonight on the work bench i turned the rear wheels and it didn't turn the front...
-not asking for troubleshooting

How big of a pain is it to mount a axial scx10 or wraith trans onto the gmade? thanks -arick

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Old 11-28-2014, 11:54 PM   #2
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Default Re: Not giving up. be maybe a axial trans?

The stock driveshafts suck. What motor are you running? If it it is brushless then you want to swap to an axial trans.
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Old 11-29-2014, 03:57 PM   #3
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Yea.... i am running a 3800kv ... i was a extra that was on the bench...

how is the swap for the axial trans? i have a spare scx10 tranny on the bench.
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Old 11-29-2014, 11:08 PM   #4
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Ok, I'm just going to warn you that if that spare trans doesn't have metal internal gears, you will need to get some metal internal gears because that motor will strip the stock gears in 2 seconds of running. Also if the motor isn't a sensored brushless it will not crawl well at all. I haven't done the done the swap but I heard from a couple of friends is that it is easy. if it does not line up with the stock holes, you'll need to drill 4 new hole in the skid plate. Also, you may want to get some spare portal gears because brushless is hard on those gears. It may be easier to get a new brushed motor. Good luck.
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Old 12-26-2014, 01:51 PM   #5
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Default Re: Not giving up. be maybe a axial trans?

swapping in an axial trans is a pain check the gears under the dif cover
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Old 01-07-2015, 08:06 AM   #6
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Default Re: Not giving up. be maybe a axial trans?

I have a 4600 kv motor in mine on 2s, with the upgraded junfac carbon shafts, and I've had no problems just yet, although i did have the same problems you were describing in your post. so i did quite a bit of upgrading. Now I'm just looking for steel trans gears......
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Old 01-07-2015, 08:07 AM   #7
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Ok, I'm just going to warn you that if that spare trans doesn't have metal internal gears, you will need to get some metal internal gears because that motor will strip the stock gears in 2 seconds of running. Also if the motor isn't a sensored brushless it will not crawl well at all. I haven't done the done the swap but I heard from a couple of friends is that it is easy. if it does not line up with the stock holes, you'll need to drill 4 new hole in the skid plate. Also, you may want to get some spare portal gears because brushless is hard on those gears. It may be easier to get a new brushed motor. Good luck.
yes, i agree that, 3800 is a little too low for that r1 tranny
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