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Old 02-08-2014, 12:35 AM
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Default Re: Rc4wd down shift trans ?

Yea I have not used it either but the 540 style can motors have a standard bolt spacing for mounding.. I see in the discription it has a pinion gear that comes with it... You will need to use the pinion that comes with it as there is no adjustment slot if you plan on using a smaller or larger pinion gear...


Yes...The black thing looks to be a motor in front of it.....it looks like it mounts to the top of the frame...it likely sit up about as high as a stock motor does...





You should be able to pick any 540 motor install the pinion and bolt it up to the transmission.

If you are currently using a stock tamiya motor and trying to get the truck slowed down try a 55 or 65 turn motor. Higher the turn slower the RPM.

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