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06.29.2009, 08:10 AM

The tranny gears inside the new emaxx are slightly different looking, and there are two options of wide and close ratio gear sets, so I dont think they will swap over as such.
   
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ally vs nylon 6 vs steel
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ally vs nylon 6 vs steel - 11.20.2009, 05:30 PM

hi all... i have been well busy in the workshop making stainless steel spool holders for a fishing line company so my project has been on the shelve too long, anyway my last post was alloy gear cogs for the box on my 3906 e maxx. well alloy is not the way to go...
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as you can see the power of the mm combo has just pushed the alloy away and failed (shame tho as the acceleration was insane). so after a conversation with an old school engineer who had dealings with gear cogs suggested i use ertalon 30gf (has 30% glassfibre and has better strength and heat figures than nylon 6),
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oh dear, they lasted a few seconds about twice as long as original cogs.
so now after days in the workshop making cogs that where useless now i have made some that are usefull ....
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these cogs are made from a hard grade steel and i finnished them today so now going to put my e maxx back together and sqeeze that trigger
i will post and let yall know how it went...
sorry about naff phone pics but my digital camera is not allowed in the workshop
   
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