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| Mechanical tech This is for the mechanical parts of a model. Gear reductions, Axles, Transmissions, General drive line |
| View Poll Results: Would you buy this if it went into production? | |||
| Yes I would buy a metal version |
   
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06-03-2016, 10:59 AM
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Re: Tamiya bolt on reduction gear
Yes thats offtopic, but maybe I open a new thread with a solution for that problem, as I would like to have on demand driven front axle. First I need to design new axle, and then find new route for the driveshaft, as I would like it all o stay stock.
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06-03-2016, 08:11 PM
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Re: Tamiya bolt on reduction gear
The longer shaft (here) has the benefit of the output on the front of the tranny. It also has the drawback of having the output on the front of the tranny since it is already very tight in stock locations!
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