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Wild Dagger Tranny

plyr2k

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Location
igloo, Alaska
Hi,
I have an old tamiya wild dagger wich is 4wd and has kinda like clod axles where the motoor is mounted to the gearcase. It is independent suspension and wouldnt be hard to steal a case for a tranny has anyone tried this? I kno that either the output shafts or motor will have to sit kinda high does anybody think this will work? it doesnt seem like to long of a shot.
 
plyr2k said:
Hi,
I have an old tamiya wild dagger wich is 4wd and has kinda like clod axles where the motoor is mounted to the gearcase. It is independent suspension and wouldnt be hard to steal a case for a tranny has anyone tried this? I kno that either the output shafts or motor will have to sit kinda high does anybody think this will work? it doesnt seem like to long of a shot.

OH Yea, I love that tranny. Althought it is big and bulky, it is strong and reliable. I used a new one from Tower $19 in my Unimog build.
Check it out
Here is some pics while I was building
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It's still not totally finished BUT here are some more recent pics
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i dont think im gunna use it on this build BUT i still will have 2 i need to put bearings in b4 i use them though. i found and old kyosho tranny with a 86t pinion already on it and full BBs but 1 gear in it a plastic and can use some help. Thanks for ur replys and awsome trucks.
 
trost said:
sweet trucks...those tranys r bullet proof

YES they are. I love it and it was cheap and easy. The worst part is making it fit because it is so long or tall, how ever you turn it.:mrgreen:
 
James Luce said:
Are theses things new? Ive been seeeing alot latly


Not any newer than the Wild Digger... Been around for years. I found them by looking through Towers online catalog.
 
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