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whitrzac · 09:16 PM

Once apon a time I had a 16.8v emaxx that I raced. Out of the 30+ RCs that I've bought and sold it's the one I wish I never would have.... At the time I needed gas and insurance $$$

Now that I have a decent expendable income, I bought another

Chassis:
Blue RPM everything

My power plan:
2x tekin 1400kv
2x MMP
2x 3600 5s
Power has gotten cheap lately

I'm not expecting any miracles, but what would I need to make the drive line survive? My original maxx peaked at a 2000kv 4s setup, I never blew anything but the plastic driveshafts.

Would the 'stock' e-maxx diff survive, or should I go for the FLM 1/8 diff stuff?

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whitrzac Can't catch this... Offline Posts: 1,142 Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: baraboo, WI	Classic e-maxx build... - 01.27.2015, 08:41 PM Once apon a time I had a 16.8v emaxx that I raced. Out of the 30+ RCs that I've bought and sold it's the one I wish I never would have.... At the time I needed gas and insurance $$$ Now that I have a decent expendable income, I bought another Chassis: Blue RPM everything My power plan: 2x tekin 1400kv 2x MMP 2x 3600 5s Power has gotten cheap lately I'm not expecting any miracles, but what would I need to make the drive line survive? My original maxx peaked at a 2000kv 4s setup, I never blew anything but the plastic driveshafts. Would the 'stock' e-maxx diff survive, or should I go for the FLM 1/8 diff stuff? Last edited by whitrzac; 01.27.2015 at 09:16 PM.