Tamiya Terra Crusher/ Wild Commando TGM02 Brushless Conversion
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Parts to convert the nitro model to Brushless
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After picking up a pair of Tamiya Terra Crushers for a bargain, I decided to convert one to electric to spare my neighbors the deafening nitro roar and bypass a pending transmission overhaul.
Transmission & Drivetrain Stripping out the nitro components was a straightforward process. Following recommendations on TamiyaClub, I looked into the Traxxas E-Revo gearbox. Unable to source the exact piece originally suggested, I opted for the complete E-Revo VXL transmission (Part #TRX8695), paired with a TRX5660 motor mount and a Module 1 pinion.
Custom 3D-Printed Fabrication To secure the gearbox, I designed and 3D-printed a custom adapter. While sheet metal or plastic plates would have worked, I prefer the precision of a printed part. After a minor measurement error on the first prototype, the second print fit like a glove. Note: Be sure to mirror the motor adapter design to get the correct orientation for the second side.
For the battery holder, I utilized hex spacers; if you don't have these on hand, you can simply print the screw-variant spacer instead. The battery is secured cleanly and simply using a standard zip-tie.
Required Parts
Traxxas E-Revo VXL transmission (Part #TRX8695)
TRX5660 motor mount
Module 1 pinion
Tested Electronics & Gearing
Motor: Spektrum Firma 3660 2200kV (running on 3S)
Pinion: Module 1 / 13T (15T also runs great)