Tekno MT410
#2058
The stock plastic are strong, there's guys running TP motors on 6S with no problems. The advantage of the M2C one's is the 50% more volume, and stronger of course, but the volume is the main thing imo. The stock plastic hold very little oil, it heats up quick, and i even opened them up after only a few runs once, and they were bone dry. It seems the oil evaperated

#2059
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All Racing brand out of China makes front and rear aluminum gearboxes. They hold the diffs. They look very nice and are on e bay. They are around $200. Good to know about the diff cases though, I see Tekno makes steel ones now that hold more fluid, they might hold up better than the aluminum ones when a rock gets wedged in there as steel is harder than aluminum. The plastic ones do look rather small though. This build is getting expensive with all the upgrades.
#2060
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All Racing brand out of China makes front and rear aluminum gearboxes. They hold the diffs. They look very nice and are on e bay. They are around $200. Good to know about the diff cases though, I see Tekno makes steel ones now that hold more fluid, they might hold up better than the aluminum ones when a rock gets wedged in there as steel is harder than aluminum. The plastic ones do look rather small though. This build is getting expensive with all the upgrades.
Also, you may find the following threads by Overkill/0verkilll helpful.
AllRacing 7075 aluminum gearboxes!
https://www.teknoforums.com/threads/...gearboxes.821/
Building the ultimate monster truggy with Tekno & M2C
Building the ultimate monster truggy with Tekno & M2C
A collection of various MT410 links from post 2007 of this thread can be found at the following link.
Tekno MT410
#2061
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The price on the AllRacing gearboxes varies substantially on eBay ( ~145 to ~200 ). It would be nice if an M2C version was available.
Also, you may find the following threads by Overkill/0verkilll helpful.
AllRacing 7075 aluminum gearboxes!
https://www.teknoforums.com/threads/...gearboxes.821/
Building the ultimate monster truggy with Tekno & M2C
Building the ultimate monster truggy with Tekno & M2C
A collection of various MT410 links from post 2007 of this thread can be found at the following link.
Tekno MT410
Also, you may find the following threads by Overkill/0verkilll helpful.
AllRacing 7075 aluminum gearboxes!
https://www.teknoforums.com/threads/...gearboxes.821/
Building the ultimate monster truggy with Tekno & M2C
Building the ultimate monster truggy with Tekno & M2C
A collection of various MT410 links from post 2007 of this thread can be found at the following link.
Tekno MT410
Thank you Typo. I guess I’ll hold off on the AllRacing gearboxes for now and see how the stock ones hold up. Doing the M2C chassis and all the braces. Was going to add up all the $ for special parts I got so far, but rather not see the amount right now.
#2064
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Monster EB48.3 buggy
https://www.teknoforums.com/threads/...8-3-buggy.971/
#2066
I just got a Facebook ad on my feed, and my first impression is that it's a fantastic idea...as long as they work!
#2070
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I am a little confused on the correct orientation of which side the crown ring goes when putting the diff in the gear box/bulkhead. The manual shows on the right/passenger side. In all my other 1/8 cars it goes on the left. Not sure if this is an issue because you can simply reverse the motor if they spin wrong way.



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