nickrummy

Well has anyone done it? I have an older E-maxx that I'd like to install a center diff in. The easier option would be fitting the newer 3905 center diff into the older E-maxx tranny I have. At first glance it looks like it might work if I went to a single speed which is perfectly fine. Can anyone confirm this? Might save me some headaches.

Next option would be trying to fit the 3905 tranny into the older E-maxx chassis. Don't really want to get into that if I don't have to.

guver

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The new e-maxx has a center diff option?

nickrummy

Yes sir,

http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXVDU5&P=7

long time no type guver

guver

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Yes, really. (no crawling with a center diff I presume?) I never knew a center diff was available.

nickrummy

Nope, no crawling with this one. I did a custom chassis and braces for this one. Just wanted a fast basher that would hold it's own at the track. Can't keep the front end down right now without toasting slippers and have a more powerful setup I'm putting in it right now. Going to give one of those 80mm medusas a try on 6S lipo since I toasted my last Feiago 10XL.

Brushless E-maxx Video

guver

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Hmm, very nice. swapping trannies is probably a lot of work (that's why I went to the new chasis with extra length) Hopefully someone knows for sure if the diff fits the old trans. I bet it would be easier than swapping transs.

nickrummy

That's what I'm hoping for. I could always cut out another chassis to fit the 3905 tranny but that's a lot of work and time.