What about this for a tranny?

[Smurf]

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=5988844376&category=44022&rd=1

would it work?
TLT based

 

[Plays_with_Toys]

Maybe, but I'd probably take this one first...

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=5988009259&category=44028&rd=1

 

[BlackSheep]

they half shafts were always easy to mess up. I'm not sure it they would hold up to the abuse of larger tires and rock crawl'n.

 

[RD400]

That first trans you showed is out of a 20 year old tamiya kit (the brat, blackfoot,etc), it is a big trans and very hard to find parts for. Stick to something that is still being made, you will appreciate it when you shell a gear :mrgreen:

 

[Nova]

would an RC10 tranny work?? its got joint cups for T-bones

 

[nd4spdbh]

dude just use a pede tranny parts are soo redaily available for it. pluss its made for the traxxas half shafts! not like a losi or an AE tranny.

 

[Plays_with_Toys]

Stealth tranny's have been used. I hear they are a very strong tranny with the hardened inner gears.

Losi XXX tranny's can have sliders. I am still trying to find my instruction manual to get the part numbers.

 

[tru]

im using alosi trans and i used tmaxx slidders you just have to drill out the yoke to fit the cup in the yoke and drill the cup to screw in the pin

 

[roadkill424]

i am using a ae tranny and it works really well

 

[romeo26]

roadkill
which tranny did you use? or are they all the same?
hows the performance of it?
are you using sliders? if so how did you put them on?

 

[sean_lv_crawler]

I just bought this stealth b2 tranny from RCU, http://www.rcuniverse.com/market/item.cfm?itemId=116722

Shouldn't be too hard to adapt it to fit the stock chassis? Also gonna go with lathe motor and 9/84 gearing.

Anyone run a similar tranny? Does it perform well?

 

[jwrape]

NO, NO don't use the black foot tranny. The axles strip, the diff gear strip they are lemos.

 

[roadkill424]

i used the b4 tranny. i used a axle from a maxx, and the part for the roll pin goes into the tranny and drill a hole the all of it. it wasnt easy because of it being made of harded steal. but it works great.

 

[CrawlnSlow]

I used a stealth tranny in Fungus ( http://www.rcpics.net/img/61865 ). I have another rig with a pede in it aswell. In all honesty I like the stealth better. I hollowed out some traxxas yokes and drilled some holes for pin mounting ( http://www.rcpics.net/img/61632 ) and the thing works great (I'm not down with searching for dogbones.) The whole thing is half the weight of the pede and the gears hold up amazingly. I'm running a 15/87 gearing ( great wheels speed and perfect torque with a 55t of course.) Hope thats in any way helpful.
Terry

 

[sean_lv_crawler]

I used a stealth tranny in Fungus ( http://www.rcpics.net/img/61865 ). I have another rig with a pede in it aswell. In all honesty I like the stealth better. I hollowed out some traxxas yokes and drilled some holes for pin mounting ( http://www.rcpics.net/img/61632 ) and the thing works great (I'm not down with searching for dogbones.) The whole thing is half the weight of the pede and the gears hold up amazingly. I'm running a 15/87 gearing ( great wheels speed and perfect torque with a 55t of course.) Hope thats in any way helpful.
Terry

What exactly did you do to the pede yokes to get them to fit? I am not following you.

And How did you lock the inner diff in the b4 trans?

 

[Tuffguy]

b3 tranny locked down tight with jbweld, just clean the diff and smear in a liberal amount of jbweld .

 

[Amaxx]

along the line of the b3 or b4 trans, i got a couple of duratrax evader bx transmisions and they look similar the the b's. i was wonderin if it would be close enough to do the same trick too with the yokes??

 

[tru]

What exactly did you do to the pede yokes to get them to fit? I am not following you.

And How did you lock the inner diff in the b4 trans?

you need you use tmaxx yokes and sliders