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RC-Monster Mike · 10.21.2009, 10:02 AM

I like the smaller spur gears(I use a 46t Slipperential in my RC8T). The smaller spur requires a smaller pinion - smaller spur and pinion moves the motor weight towards the chassis center line, and allows the battery weight to also be moved closer to the chassis center line. Centralized weight allows faster transitional handling and imprves the chassis' ability to rotate. :)

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RC-Monster Mike Site Owner Offline Posts: 4,915 Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: PA	10.21.2009, 10:02 AM I like the smaller spur gears(I use a 46t Slipperential in my RC8T). The smaller spur requires a smaller pinion - smaller spur and pinion moves the motor weight towards the chassis center line, and allows the battery weight to also be moved closer to the chassis center line. Centralized weight allows faster transitional handling and imprves the chassis' ability to rotate. :)