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GSPEED V3 Chassis Build Question

cocorub1

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Struggling to fit a driveshaft between TGH 2.low transmission and AR45 axles.

Came up with some initial thoughts and was hoping to hear some feedback.

Please refer to the photos below and the following links. Appreciate it.

Photo 1: https://www.dropbox.com/s/c3afyvryyskc9b4/Image.jpg?dl=0
Photo 2: https://www.dropbox.com/s/zf5nhazjocyc3l6/Sketch.jpg?dl=0

Link 1 (RC4WD Driveshaft Coupling Extension): https://store.rc4wd.com/Metal-Drive-Extended-Coupling_p_4073.html
Link 2 (SDI's Propeller Shaft): PROPELLER SHAFT - Scale Designs International
Link 3 (Hot Racing Rear Drive Shaft): https://hot-racing.com/?partnumber=SYEX37EZ;c=939
 
This might be a stupid question but couldn't you just turn the whole skid/ trans/ motor 180 degrees in the chassis rails?

Edit: Ok, so it was a stupid question. For some reason I thought that you could swap the output gears from one output shaft to the other so you could run the transmission in either direction and have the OD going to the proper axle. Apparently you can't. Sorry.
 
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Looks like you're using the TGH skid? if so the mounting holes are slotted, can you just scoot it over a bit till it clears? My Brother ran into this when he forgot about the slotted holes.
 
This might be a stupid question but couldn't you just turn the whole skid/ trans/ motor 180 degrees in the chassis rails?

Edit: Ok, so it was a stupid question. For some reason I thought that you could swap the output gears from one output shaft to the other so you could run the transmission in either direction and have the OD going to the proper axle. Apparently you can't. Sorry.

No Apologies. Appreciate your feedback mjensen.
 
Looks like you're using the TGH skid? if so the mounting holes are slotted, can you just scoot it over a bit till it clears? My Brother ran into this when he forgot about the slotted holes.

Good call. I did try this and unfortunately still not enough clearance. Thanks for the thought.
 
Struggling to fit a driveshaft between TGH 2.low transmission and AR45 axles.

Came up with some initial thoughts and was hoping to hear some feedback.

Please refer to the photos below and the following links. Appreciate it.

Photo 1: https://www.dropbox.com/s/c3afyvryyskc9b4/Image.jpg?dl=0
Photo 2: https://www.dropbox.com/s/zf5nhazjocyc3l6/Sketch.jpg?dl=0

Link 1 (RC4WD Driveshaft Coupling Extension): https://store.rc4wd.com/Metal-Drive-Extended-Coupling_p_4073.html
Link 2 (SDI's Propeller Shaft): PROPELLER SHAFT - Scale Designs International
Link 3 (Hot Racing Rear Drive Shaft): https://hot-racing.com/?partnumber=SYEX37EZ;c=939

Hey, I’m wondering what solution you found to this problem? I’m looking to install a 550 motor on mine and I can already see this being a potential issue.
 
maybe too late to help, but i run the incision shafts on mine to get clearance, they're the smallest diameter i could find.
 
I've got MIP drive shafts on one rig with a 2.low, and Supershafty driveshafts on the other. I know with the MIP stuff you can order different pieces to give you a little more tuning options.
 
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