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pipeous · 03.27.2008, 01:53 PM

I think you'll find the rcpd motor mount sits the motor higher off the chassis which is why it gives more gearing options. I am running 16/44 and a 2.5D and if anything I would want to gear up on the pinion for a little more tops speed, but so far I haven't needed to change anything for the 2 tracks I have run on.

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pipeous 5th Scale Guy Offline Posts: 183 Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Surrey, BC	03.27.2008, 01:53 PM I think you'll find the rcpd motor mount sits the motor higher off the chassis which is why it gives more gearing options. I am running 16/44 and a 2.5D and if anything I would want to gear up on the pinion for a little more tops speed, but so far I haven't needed to change anything for the 2 tracks I have run on.