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Serum · 12.09.2006, 05:46 AM

Is the motormount part of the diff-holder or is the motormount a 'stand allone' type of mount? normally; with nice pinion (read beefy) you got the ability to have the pinion for 3/5th on the shaft and still be fine. In theory, the further the actual gear sits from the motor, the faster the bearing on the side of the pinion will wear out.

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Serum RC-Monster Admin Offline Posts: 10,480 Join Date: Feb 2005	12.09.2006, 05:46 AM Is the motormount part of the diff-holder or is the motormount a 'stand allone' type of mount? normally; with nice pinion (read beefy) you got the ability to have the pinion for 3/5th on the shaft and still be fine. In theory, the further the actual gear sits from the motor, the faster the bearing on the side of the pinion will wear out.