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09-05-2013, 02:12 AM
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Re: Tranmission E Maxx?
From a packaging standpoint, it's actually a pretty large transmission. I've never read about anyone destroying a stock Tamiya 3 speed, but I do agree that they are pretty sloppy with the back lash, and are designed that way for ease of shifting. I think I would consider looking at RC4WD's two speed R2 transmissions instead, or perhaps the two speed Axial SCX-10 transmission they now offer.
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09-05-2013, 09:08 AM
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Re: Tranmission E Maxx?
i can vouch for the strength of the Tamiya 3 speed. The 3 speed in my Mack DT has hauled many loads of rock up very steep dirt haul roads and hasn't missed a beat and the truck is over 3 years old. Actually the whole stock Tamiya drive train impresses me how much abuse it can take.
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