Any way to gear down the axles?

[Mutant_Xj]

I'm working on a scale project for my MRC and was wondering if there is anyway to gear it down at the axles? I think that's where most of the torque twist comes from and wanted to see if it could be done. Is there any doubles out there that I could possibly bolt on to the pinion shaft and secure it to the axle. then just attach the drive shaft to the doubler. It would kinda be like a portal axle but fot your driveshaft. I'm just curious. I'm tinkering with the thing and having a million different Ideas pop into my head like I wonder if I could do this or that. That seemed like one of the better ones.

Also is there anyone who makes a tiny shifter boot? I want to use toggle switches in the cab to work the ESC and some LEDs and I want to disguise them as shifters.

 

[ROSS]

right now there are no gear options, your just going to have to perfect your suspension to eliminate torque twist

 

[Biggons]

You can eliminate 99% of your torque twist by fine tuning a 4 link with different shock oils and spring combinations. As for the shifter boot, go to the scale threads and maybe one of those guys can help.

 

[crawlinlosi]

the only way to change the gearing is to change the spur gear tooth count and/or the pinion gear tooth count (the one that goes on the motor shaft) I have went from one extreme to the other on gearing. the higher gearing only makes torque twist come into play later in the acceleration curve. my advise is to 4 link it and aftermarket shocks.