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Old 04-28-2011, 06:10 PM
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This is driving me nuts. i figured i would ask before i go blind looking at this computer

First the Build in general terms i ordered the axles for 6x6. at 2.85:1 reduction
also ordered twin buhler 6000 rpm 12v motors with 3:1 mounting plate for 2 motors. I was planing on using tamiya 3 speed. unless you guys have a better idea? i was wondering if anyone put twin motors on anything else besides a tamiya 3 speed. tires are 112mm dia.

What the end result is i wanted a heavy hauler tractor. lot torque. good on grades, decent speed in staight a way.

now have been all over threads here and looooooooooked at a lot transfer cases. god have i looked. but afraid on pulling the trigger on one. i liked the carson 5:1 which mounts right on tamiya 3 speed? pricey too!

so what is a good whatever to go in between. or if iam way off base.we can be adventurous here too.
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Freddy got me to using the axial crawler trans as a transfer case and it takes care of two problems at once. One it gives you a transfer case and two it has 3:1 gear reduction as well. Here are some pics of one attached to an RC4WD R2.







Hear is one attached to a tamiya three speed.





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Old 04-28-2011, 10:22 PM
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Travis.
I looked at this and liked it. As you said 3:1 reduction too. looks great but could not nail down a part number do you know of a link. also liked that R2 trany
it seems to get good reviews but not sure of ratios. Thanks for the help.
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Old 04-28-2011, 10:32 PM
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Axial trans Click Here

RC4WD R2 2 speed 6:7:1 or 11.4:1 gear ratio! LINK



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Thanks for the help
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will the transfer case and the 3speed slow the truck down enough or would we need another reduction and i know it kinda depends on application ?
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With a decent ESC and a good motor, low speed shouldn't be a problem.

If your planning on running dual motors, depending on your cab configuration you might be able to use a Emaxx trans tucked up in the back of the cab or sleeper. It has a plate for dual motors, it's stout, has front and rear outputs and is 2 speed.
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ill check into it !! thanks for the input
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While probably quite a bit more than what you guys spend for motors, you should check these out from Holmes Hobbies. The 5 slot armature should offer superior slow speed control and plenty of torque even in lower than norm turns.
http://holmeshobbies.com/product.php...&cat=17&page=1
Only problem with em is, you need to snatch one up while/when they're in stock!
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