Bronco/Blazer Vs Sport/Kit questions.

[Bowtiewarrior]

Hey Guys,

I am looking using some Traxxas parts for a custom Axial build and I am having issues finding information on traxxas's website maybe you might know.

Ebay has decent prices on parts from Sport kits, but I worry that they are different and I don't want to end up with mis-matched issues.

Bronco/Blazer Vs Sport/Kit:
Do all of the traxxas TRX4 kits come with the same axle ratio's?
-I am talking about underdrive/overdrive.

Are the suspension links all the same length between the above kits?
-are the wheelbases the same, do the link lengths change.

Thanks in advance,
Bowtie

 

[mr_alister]

Im pretty sure they're identical except for the transmission gears (2 speed vs single), the remote locking diffs, and the servos to go with those options. Oh and the sport requires narrower wheel wells if you want them.

The axles, portals, links etc. should be the same.

 

[Benp]

The sport is also geared higher stock.

Comes stock with 17t pinion and 39t spur. I imagine trying to split the difference of the 2 speed.

The 2 speeds come with 11t pinion and 45t spur.

ETA - I “think” the Bronco and sport have the same 12.3” wheel base. So therefore the links should work if it is indeed the same.

 

[Rinanode]

The sport is also geared higher stock.

Comes stock with 17t pinion and 39t spur. I imagine trying to split the difference of the 2 speed.

The 2 speeds come with 11t pinion and 45t spur.

ETA - I “think” the Bronco and sport have the same 12.3” wheel base. So therefore the links should work if it is indeed the same.

+1

 

[splyn]

The sport is also geared higher stock.

Comes stock with 17t pinion and 39t spur. I imagine trying to split the difference of the 2 speed.

The 2 speeds come with 11t pinion and 45t spur.

ETA - I “think” the Bronco and sport have the same 12.3” wheel base. So therefore the links should work if it is indeed the same.

They do.

 

[Bowtiewarrior]

You guys are awesome! Thanks for the help.