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Der Kommissar wrote:
tulsa wrote:my tranny transplant arrived today :mrgreen:

Okay, my old school "ness" isn't flowing. What is it?
it's a belt drive transmission made by trackmaster. i'll get a few pics up here after i get it installed and the body done.

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Frog looks good. Is that trans new or NOS???

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cant wait to see the new trans installed

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airdreams1 wrote:Frog looks good. Is that trans new or NOS???

it is nos. i'll have a few pics up later tonight.

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heres a few pics with the trackmaster installed.
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Very cool tranny. that is the one hop up that has eluded my blackfoot build

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thanks guys. it will be an ocassional runner with a 27 turn stocker and as for belts i have three of them so it should last me a lifetime :mrgreen:

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As a fellow TrackMaster enthusiast, I give both of those builds two thumbs up!

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Great looking frog Scot!
What chassis is that Tamiyadan?

The few times I ran my trackmaster transmission (RC10 version) I had no problem with the diff loosening up. It did slip a little more than I liked though and if I titghtened it up it acted more as a solid axle than diff. Does anyone know if an A&L lethal weapon slipper will work on those?

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that's one bad ass frog!

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