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FlashGordon1 06-06-2012 08:16 PM

Transmission Mounts
 
Hello members, I was wondering if any of you have a picture of how the transmission of the traxxas emaxx or erevo is mounted to the transmission mounted. Because I would like to make my own if I could. Thanks

dont slow down 06-07-2012 03:44 PM

Re: Transmission Mounts
 
RC4WD used to have some but I just checked their site and they are no longer there. They were basically just L brackets with a couple holes in them that matched the tranny and chassis. It was a very simple mount, too bad they don't have any more.

FlashGordon1 06-10-2012 12:14 PM

Re: Transmission Mounts
 
It is real sad that RC4WD do not sell those parts.:cry:

dont slow down 06-11-2012 01:06 PM

Re: Transmission Mounts
 
The TXT is fading away like many of Tamiya's vehicles do. The super class is also pretty much gone so support for the TXT has nearly vanished. You can still find parts on ebay or towerhobbies. It's a great truck, I still have mine set up and in a running status but have not driven it in a long time, it's hard to find good terrain for it here in FL.

MentillStitch 06-18-2012 09:24 PM

Re: Transmission Mounts
 
I thought of a great idea to mount my emaxx transmission to my txt but I need to find some aluminum to mess around with and practice bending it. If I get something fabbed up I might be able to make another set.


Where I want to mount it, it would require me to remove the battery trays. I havent got that far ahead in my thinking but Im sure I could figure something out. My txt is stock and I would use the two unused holes right below the top shock mounts. The axles would almost be coming out at a straight angle while the truck is sitting level. I think the transmission would still be clearing the 4-link setup and not be in danger of being snagged by a rock on the bottom. It would be close to RC4WD setup... Ideas, ideas, ideas :shock:

It sounds easy but I dont know if I could get the dimensions right with the aluminum. Only one way to find out :ror:


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