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Metal CNC Front Middle Rear Complete Portal Axle with Gear for 1/10 RC Crawler Axial SCX10 II Deadbolt 90046 90047 4x4 6x6 Upgrade Parts (Silver Middle)

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1.Edition:Silver


  • Billet Aluminum Housing, Smooth Anodized Coating, Compact yet durable design ,Hardened Steel Gears (Bevel Gear Set: 29T/8T)
  • Hardened Steel Construction Driveshafts,Full Ball Bearings,Aluminum Steering and Servo Links,Stainless Steel Pumpkin Armor
  • Portal Axles provide higher ground clearance and reduce the torque on other drivetrain components for improved performance.
  • Total Width: 8.85in/ Hex to hex Width: 8.03in/ Pin to Pin Width:7.48in/ Total height added is 13mm/ 5.0mm Axle Output Shaft/ 12mm Standard Hex/ Links Mount Width: 7.5mm/ Servo Mount Width: 42mm/ Bevel Gear Set: 29T/8T ; Total Gear Ratio=3.75:1 ; Front Axle: 375g/ Middle Axle: 313g, Rear Axle: 290g
  • This axle is designed for SCX10 II chassis 4X4 RC Crawler,The front axle is three link with Panhard link suspension system.


Product Description

SCX10 II 4X4 Axle

钻石门桥

Designed for SCX10 II Series, also fit for SCX10

CNC Axle Housing , Steel gears ,axle shaft and bearings

Stainless Steel Pumpkin Armor

Portal Axles provide higher ground clearance and reduce the torque on other drivetrain components for improved performance.

Specification

钻石门桥

SCX10 II 6X6 Middle Axle

钻石门桥
6x6

Sick of garbage products!
Reviewed in the United States on February 23, 2025
Absolute garbage! Axle gears wore down to where they would not even engage anymore after no more than 5 minutes of light use. Product is literally about to completely fall apart right out of the box. Not only did I need to retighten every last screw and nut on the product before instslling, I also had to fully lubricate all the gears for they were all completely dry. Do not buy!
Hoss Delgado
Reviewed in the United States on April 1, 2025
Was testing my 6x6 setup on a pile of bricks, and the differential would just click and strip under load.