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Old 03-14-2004, 12:04 PM   #1
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Hi all,

Just wanted to show somepics of the steering on my Xfactor-axled crawler. Works very well! They are the last 2 pics on the page...

http://www.gerrish.net/womper.htm

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looks good what is the deal on the drive shafts? what did you do?
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I am courious about the gear reducer. How? What? I know why!

Pictures please.................NICE WORK!
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Thanks folks,

The drive shafts look the way they do because that was my solution to mate the xfactor output to an Emaxx slider! I think TXT-1 outputs might work, but I like mine. The duct tape is there to retain a pin. ;)

The gear reduction is a Great Planes unit bolted to the Emaxx tranny. It's 3:1 or so, but can be changed with different pinions. Toyofast runs one on his Jugg2. Part number GPMG0850, the "GD-600 Gear Drive."

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Old 03-16-2004, 11:30 AM   #5
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another good gear reducer that has a 3.8:1 ratio is:

MJ8063 Sold at Hobby Lobby International
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what do u do to make it twist like that ?i habe an xf but it nots modified yet ...i wnat to know how hard is it to do that?
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Old 03-17-2004, 12:13 PM   #7
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well, I re-did the suspension and set the geometry to allow the amount of flex I wanted. I built new links and mounted the shocks so that the cantis fully compressed them when the desired travel was reached. It's not that hard to do, but I'm working with a custom chassis and have the freedom to drill holles anywhere! I've not worked with an xfactor chassis, but I've seen pics of xfactors with tons of flex...

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