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    Question trany flip

    I've heard of this before but what does this do and how do you do this?

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    http://traxxas.com/forums/showthread...ht=tranny+flip
    These threads will explain how to. The trans flip will under drive your gear train, and cut your top speed about half or so. Some do it for the a crawler type application. Some do it for small children to slow the truck down.
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    Sorry my link did not work. But if you do a search of the forum, it will yield many results on how to do a trans flip
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    it makes your car slower...mini summits do it for torque
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    I did it , it makes it slower , but it has alot more torque ! Much better for crawling and less cogging.

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    What you do is swap two gears in the tranny. One has 18 teeth and the other 25. Normally the 25 tooth "feeds" the 18 tooth, which give a 1.39 ratio. If you swap them, the ratio goes to 0.72. Since the ratio is reduced about 50%, your car will be about 50% slower. When you apply the same motor power, it will accelerate better due to the higher torque at the wheels.
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    Ive done it on both my brushed mini summits so that my daughter and I can drive them in the house. She's 2 so the slower that truck goes the better. Even with the gears flipped they are still quite fast with proper gearing and a good power system.
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    i did it and i was using a worn old titan 12t and i worked i had a lot more torque. Thanks every one for the info.

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