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emaxx vs revo gearing - 04.02.2007, 09:18 PM

Hi guys i want to try to do some experiments. Question is 16/51 mod spur gearing for my hacker c50maxx in my revo taller than my 16/51 mod spur in my emaxx using stock diffs on both revo and emaxx ?Or is it the same? using c50 maxx on 4s lipos on both.Is it too tall for racing ? Is 13/51 gearing the recommended gearing for racing?thanks


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04.03.2007, 02:07 AM

The Revo and E-Maxx differentials have the same gear ratio (37/13 gears). If an E-Maxx tranny is used in both, then they would use the same gearing for the same battery and motor setup.


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04.03.2007, 02:07 AM

depending on the used gearbox. If a stock maxx gearbox is used, the gearing is the very same. They both use 37/13 diffs in stock form.
   
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04.03.2007, 04:23 AM

thanks


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