ddesros2

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Title of this post probably got your attention eh?

I hope this gets the attention of the X-Ray staff and they build a shaft drive 10th scale TC.

I own a TC3 with a BMI chassis conversion kit, I like the car BUT I hate the lack luster parts fit that makes working on the car a pain.

X-Ray is by far the best when it comes to the "parts fitting together" department. I'm not a fan of belt driven TC's, so if X-Ray built a shaft drive TC I would buy it in a heart beat!!

Build it and they will come

John Fontaine

iTrader: (2)

I doubt it since they have a new car coming out in march................ and it's BELT DRIVE.

Jon Kerr

iTrader: (17)

Isn't funny how a couple years ago it was all about the shafties and now it seems like more and more people are going back to belts. I don't want to start a shaft vs. belt debate, that's been beat to death. But I just thought it was interesting.

nmt6789

115 views and 3 posts....

dr_hfuhuhurr

iTrader: (94)

Shafts and belts have been overdone. Let's get a nice gearbox running the length of the chassis?

NVisible

iTrader: (1)

chain drive plz.

Scho

What makes you think its coming out in March?

Al

Jack Smash

iTrader: (35)

Old school cable drive ala early MIP Rc10 4wd conversions.

rdub202

iTrader: (19)

the title is misleading thats why u are getting a low post-view ratio

vtl1180ny

If you want a Shaft drive Get a TC4 or a Yok or a Tamiya.... You want belt, go Xray, Losi....

ChrisP

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I'd like to See Xray come out with a shaft car as well...and have common parts between it and the belt cars.....just a diferent means of getting the power to the diffs....

With the build and design quality of Xray Ihave no doubts that they'd be able to get it right...

BlackKat

Shaft drive X-Ray...DIY!

On the XRay forums theres a center-battery chassis XRay someone made. I also noticed the Pro3.5 Special being discussed on the proto thread. Why doesn't someone make one themselves?

I'd be curious to see how it'd work...ie: TC4 Drivetrain & XRay suspension You could make it ultra balenced with 4 cells on one side and two on the other. It'd probably end up really fast in the hands of a capible driver

mistercrash

iTrader: (5)

No shafts, belts, chain or diffs. A motor on each wheel plugged to an ESC that gives antilock brakes and traction control.

Mdoc

iTrader: (29)

lol.....that and a few glitches...your nic would be.....mistercrash"alot"

greencactus3

or how about no motor, no battery but or wait i dunno where i was going with this. but yea. i think technology will eventually make this all too easy. im sorry im waaaaaaaay off topic