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JERRY2KONE · **Hey j3110 -** 05.01.2009, 01:20 AM

Hey using the E-Maxx tranny is a viable option if you put RC4WD aluminum gears and steel idlers inside. Plus doing the hardened steel pin mod to the input gears/shaft, and eliminate the silly little roll pin that was installed by the manufacturer. An aluminum case wouldn't hurt either to bulletproof the setup. Of course you can just go the simple route and install one of MM's slipperentials once he starts selling the center diff mount for the 3906 E-Maxx(hopefully soon). That way you have an adjustable slip diff, coupled with a direct drive setup. Of course you have to have a really good drivetrain that will hold up to hte punishment of the BL powerhouse. Good luck with that.

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JERRY2KONE JERRY2KONE SUPERMAXX Offline Posts: 3,452 Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: HAYMARKET VIRGINIA	Hey j3110 - 05.01.2009, 01:20 AM Hey using the E-Maxx tranny is a viable option if you put RC4WD aluminum gears and steel idlers inside. Plus doing the hardened steel pin mod to the input gears/shaft, and eliminate the silly little roll pin that was installed by the manufacturer. An aluminum case wouldn't hurt either to bulletproof the setup. Of course you can just go the simple route and install one of MM's slipperentials once he starts selling the center diff mount for the 3906 E-Maxx(hopefully soon). That way you have an adjustable slip diff, coupled with a direct drive setup. Of course you have to have a really good drivetrain that will hold up to hte punishment of the BL powerhouse. Good luck with that. SUPERMAXX YOUR LIFE.