
Rc10 stealth gear box
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Rc10 stealth gear box
Is associated #6571 the correct top shaft for the stealth buggy trans? And does the 10t use the same shaft? Looking at some online docs can get confusing 

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Re: Rc10 stealth gear box
Yes- and it was used from the first stealth through the DS, B3/T3 and GT as well.
If you want to modernize, Avid makes a topshaft to run the dual disk stuff and they make a slipper assembly that will be great on the wallet vs sourcing vintage parts
https://www.avidrc.com/product/5/accessories/3506/Associated-Aluminum-Topshaft-B4-Stealth-AV10062-accessories.html
https://www.avidrc.com/product/5/accessories/2763/Triad-Evo-Slipper-Mod-8184-B62-AV1020-4-MOD-accessories.html
If you want to modernize, Avid makes a topshaft to run the dual disk stuff and they make a slipper assembly that will be great on the wallet vs sourcing vintage parts
https://www.avidrc.com/product/5/accessories/3506/Associated-Aluminum-Topshaft-B4-Stealth-AV10062-accessories.html
https://www.avidrc.com/product/5/accessories/2763/Triad-Evo-Slipper-Mod-8184-B62-AV1020-4-MOD-accessories.html
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Re: Rc10 stealth gear box
Edit: What he said.
The same input shaft was used in all Stealth transmissions through the B/T3. As such, the larger B/T3 (and later GT) slipper can be used on earlier cars.
The transmissions from the 10T, Team Car, Stealth CE, DS, and Worlds cars are basically the same.
Re-re Worlds cars have a revised case and idler gear. They also use a B4 input shaft and V2 slipper. The V2 slipper is a little better but the earlier case and idler is far better.
The same input shaft was used in all Stealth transmissions through the B/T3. As such, the larger B/T3 (and later GT) slipper can be used on earlier cars.
The transmissions from the 10T, Team Car, Stealth CE, DS, and Worlds cars are basically the same.
Re-re Worlds cars have a revised case and idler gear. They also use a B4 input shaft and V2 slipper. The V2 slipper is a little better but the earlier case and idler is far better.
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Re: Rc10 stealth gear box
Yes, someone noticed that the original Stealth tranny didn't provide enough drag and was far too quiet so they fixed that with the re-re.juicedcoupe wrote: ↑Tue Feb 21, 2023 2:50 pm ...Re-re Worlds cars have a revised case and idler gear. ...

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Re: Rc10 stealth gear box
XLR8 wrote: ↑Tue Feb 21, 2023 9:12 pmYes, someone noticed that the original Stealth tranny didn't provide enough drag and was far too quiet so they fixed that with the re-re.juicedcoupe wrote: ↑Tue Feb 21, 2023 2:50 pm ...Re-re Worlds cars have a revised case and idler gear. ...![]()



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Re: Rc10 stealth gear box
Thanks for the info!GoMachV wrote: ↑Tue Feb 21, 2023 2:44 pm Yes- and it was used from the first stealth through the DS, B3/T3 and GT as well.
If you want to modernize, Avid makes a topshaft to run the dual disk stuff and they make a slipper assembly that will be great on the wallet vs sourcing vintage parts
https://www.avidrc.com/product/5/accessories/3506/Associated-Aluminum-Topshaft-B4-Stealth-AV10062-accessories.html
https://www.avidrc.com/product/5/accessories/2763/Triad-Evo-Slipper-Mod-8184-B62-AV1020-4-MOD-accessories.html
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