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t-maxx 3.3 or original? the original accepts monster gt spur gears no problem, however, you cut the crank on a t-maxx motor and it won't accept mod1 clutches. What pitch is a revo? I believe mod .8 or 32 pitch, and anyway, a 16 tooth clutch with a 52 tooth spur is about the same as a 20 tooth clutch and a 72 tooth spur(standard t-maxx ratio)


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edit- if the revo is mod1 then everything will work, I'm unsure of the pitch though, a 52t mgt spur WILL bolt right up you just need around a 16 tooth clutchbell, can anyone chime in with the revo gear pitch?


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