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RC-Monster Mike · 02.27.2005, 06:16 PM

I had to go to the steel outdrives also and melted one diff. Once I rebuilt the melted diff and installed the steel outdrives, I haven't had any issues. I also run the front one way, so no diff to worry about there. I agree with your comments regarding rpms. 40000 is a nice number. It seems to be a happy spot for motor in terms of performance and running, and if you have too few rpms, the control becomes less smooth (half as many possible steps, I guess). I am looking forward to the e-maxx test results!

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RC-Monster Mike Site Owner Offline Posts: 4,915 Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: PA	02.27.2005, 06:16 PM I had to go to the steel outdrives also and melted one diff. Once I rebuilt the melted diff and installed the steel outdrives, I haven't had any issues. I also run the front one way, so no diff to worry about there. I agree with your comments regarding rpms. 40000 is a nice number. It seems to be a happy spot for motor in terms of performance and running, and if you have too few rpms, the control becomes less smooth (half as many possible steps, I guess). I am looking forward to the e-maxx test results!