LegoBuilder919
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I can't send you a pic, but it is a 6x11x4 stud space (now that I think about it, that might be enough space), and the left over of where it is, will also end up being an engine mount. When I designed the MOC, I didn't plan on a 2 speed so it is not ideal.
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I have not considered a RC 2-speed, but I think it would be too big for the space I have. @992bricks I will definitely look into that. Do you have any that stands out to you in particular? Thanks again, LegoBuilder919
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This would most likely work, but I don't have the parts necessary to build this, is there any way to build this without the hub? Or can I replace the hub with something? Thanks, LegoBuilder919
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@suffocation Thank you for responding, but not really what I am looking for. That is more of a main gearbox (which I already have). I am looking for just a simple 2-speed addition that goes from a 1:1 ratio to something lower. Thanks, LegoBuilder919
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Hello everybody. I am trying to put in a 2 speed automatic transmission, to a large MOC. I already have a 4 speed manual transmission, but it is hard to reach. I want something that when it goes up hills, it can automatically give more torque with out me having to shift it. Does anybody know how to do this? PDF instructions would be helpful. Thank you, LegoBuilder919
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Hello again. I don't plan on going that high, that is just what you need to get if you want max RPM (which I don't need). Also safety goggles wouldn't help that much. XD Thanks again you all.
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I do believe that the 2020 Ford Expedition has a 10 speed automatic transmission. I assume other cars have a like transmission. Also really epic transmission.
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Oh yeah
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RC pneumatics would be so cool.
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Thank you! That's very helpful!
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Thank you for replying, really what I think I am asking, is what connecter should I use? Thanks, LegoBuilder919
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Hello everybody! I have been recently thinking about building the V8 WK3 pneumatic engine, from Greek Gecko Workshops. On their page, it says that to get max RPM you need 116 psi, and you need to be able to hook the engine up to an air compressor. Does anybody know how to do this? I have not been able to find any answers. Thanks, LegoBuilder919