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squeeforever

01.25.2006 11:39 PM

he uses a center diff instead of a e tranny.

p.s.- the ultramaxxed 1st and 2nd speed gears were aluminum not steel.

coolhandcountry

01.26.2006 01:25 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by captain harlock

Leroy, do you use a steel output gear with the 2250/10 setup? How does the tranny hold up with it?

I have put a 9xl on 20 cells on the tranny with no failures. I have a center diff for the 2250. It needs a hi gearing for drive train. My final drive is 10.5 to 1. It pulls it no problem. I plan on further testing of motors and such to. If I break it up. I will let you know.

RC-Monster Mike

01.26.2006 04:59 PM

With a single speed, the stock output gear will hold up to some serious power! IMO, a metal output gear is not necessary. I could make the 36 tooth ouput gear from steel(I have the gear stock), but I haven't found any 31 tooth stock for the 2nd speed ouput.

squeeforever

01.26.2006 06:21 PM

mike, what pitch are they?

coolhandcountry

01.26.2006 06:28 PM

mod 1 squee. If you talking the internal tranny gears.

RC-Monster Mike

01.26.2006 09:48 PM

Yep. mod1.

Superemaxx89

01.27.2006 11:55 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Re~Mix

Ultra Maxx stopped making their full transmissions a while back, you'd have to find someone willing to sell one on ebay or something similar. Otherwise, you could have someone CNC Cad one, or 20 to cut costs, but then you'd have to sell them all.

Rc4wd is making all metal emaxx gears. Due early this year.

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