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Bondonutz
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08.19.2009, 04:17 PM

I myself am getting ready to do a 3.3 conversion and curious about the very same question ?
What motor mount/tranny have to elected to run with for racing ? I'm undecided weither to just get a RCM motor mount and use the stock tranny with a center diff or go w/a Erevo trans to simplify the conversion ??


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08.19.2009, 05:22 PM

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I myself am getting ready to do a 3.3 conversion and curious about the very same question ?
What motor mount/tranny have to elected to run with for racing ? I'm undecided weither to just get a RCM motor mount and use the stock tranny with a center diff or go w/a Erevo trans to simplify the conversion ??
My setup is as follows:

1512/3D (1700kv)
6s lipo packs - 4200mah each (HP VX, & HP VX G3's)
Quark 125 - modified
Gmaxx single speed

HERE is a pic from awhile ago.

The current left/right balance is biased to the right side a bit. So if I lower the battery and keep it far back, then the rear of the truck will have the mass down low, and the front will have mass up higher. I am wondering how this will affect the driving feel.


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