2 Speed Replacement for TF2's Hey All, Happy Saturday! Hope everyone gets to enjoy their Tiny Trucks I currently have two TF2's (one is on the way :mrgreen:). I am a big fan of the trucks, just not the two speed. It adds more complexity, and it is a feature that I never use as I only crawl. Is the best alternative the R3 Single Speed from RC4WD? Or is there a better choice? Thanks "thumbsup" |
Re: 2 Speed Replacement for TF2's Yes I’d go with R3, it’s a compact good design with all metal construction! Check the shimming as mine was too tight from RC4WD. :) |
Re: 2 Speed Replacement for TF2's The r3 seems to be bomb proof. I like the r4 cuz it looks like a real trans dont know bout its durability thohttps://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...5d28329754.jpg Sent from my LGLS991 using Tapatalk |
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Re: 2 Speed Replacement for TF2's You're welcome! Grab the input and output shafts and try to shake/pull them in and out of the case. There should be the tiniest slight tick of in/out play. For the middle shaft that doesn't protrude from the case, pull the other shafts out or ensure that they are not too tightly shimmed as mine was and then attempt to press the case halves together with the shaft and bearings installed, both case halves should fully seat toghter without a gap in between. This is a little more difficult to feel, but you'll get it, post up and we'll help! Mine required removing both factory steel 0.008" thick shims and installed one 0.003" steel shim only on input shaft. :) |
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Another great alternative is the new GCM Scale Trans Conversion kit for the TF2: GCM Webstore Canada International - TF2 and Gelande2 It uses the GCM LRT2 tranny and t-case. Same overall gear reduction as the R4 / Hammer combo, but the t-case includes an overdriven front output for improved steering and climbing. Both R4 and LRT2 are very durable, and so are both flavors of the R3 (single-speed and 2-speed). So durability shouldn't be a deciding factor. Hope that helps! "thumbsup" |
Re: 2 Speed Replacement for TF2's GCM killin the game AGAIN!!! question: could one use the GCM kit or even the RC4WD kit and slip a 3D printed 22R scale engine over the motor? i don't know if i have seen that done? |
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It gets done all the time. I did it with GCM’S TDi on my D110 CMAX, and we’ll be doing it with GCM’s 22R on Scrunch’s TF2 truggy. There are also other motor options (Exclusive RC, etc). The biggest thing is that most of them were originally designed for brushed motors and require a bit of modification for brushless like I did on my D110, but that’s easy enough to do. |
Re: 2 Speed Replacement for TF2's thanks for answering. i have plans for a scale 22RE powered... something ;) eventually... |
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That's hot and overdrive for the front axle, woot! 8)"thumbsup" |
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