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Gearing help...

bluechevy

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ok guys don't gruel me too much for this, i just got into crawling a buddy from the local hobby shop said it would be fun, he failed to mention its a flipping money pit too lol...... well my question is gearing on my scx-10. i was told to over drive my front axle. what gearing do you recommend for the rear and the front? please help get me into a direction to finish my build. :shock::shock::shock:
 
When they say over-drive up front they mean the 36/14 axle gear set up front with the stock 38/13 in the rear axle.

If you're going to under/overdrive I would suggest getting the HD gear for both axles. The soft, cast/molded stock gears are not the strongest.
 
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ok i looked into ordering a 36/14 and a 43/13 will that gearing set up work together? and would you put the 36/14 in the rear?
 
36/14 is the overdrive, 38/13 is the stock gearing, and 43/13 is underdrive. You want either the same gears front and rear or faster gears up front. My personal preference is a minimal gearing difference using the stock 38/13 up front and the 43/13 underdrive in the back.
 
ok i looked into ordering a 36/14 and a 43/13 will that gearing set up work together? and would you put the 36/14 in the rear?

Me personally, mine are the same front and rear (still stock ration for now also). When I raise or lower the gear ratio in the axles it will still be the same front to rear.

If you want to overdrive the front you put the 36/14 in the front axle and leave the 38/13 in the rear.

If you want to underdrive the rear you put the 43/13 in the rear and leave the 38/13 in the front.

If you want to overdrive the front and underdrive the rear, you put the 36/14 up front but also install the 43/13 in the rear.
 
OD and UD gears at the same time are more for comp crawlers like I got in my Losi comp crawler

Just do one at a time and see what works for you :)
 
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