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Old Skool rc 07-05-2018 09:19 PM

Pro transmission in Procat
 
Hi There.

I have been having trouble in finding an MMS front diff for my Procat so I was wondering if the Pro transmission kit from the XLS would just drop in.
Has anyone else tried this upgrade?

AmiSMB 08-05-2018 09:50 AM

I should think it would fit straight in. I was considering one of these upgrades for one of my old Cat XLS cars.

Mash Potato 08-05-2018 10:04 AM

You'll need the re-re XLS front transmission housing too. Just in the process of doing the same and fitting the pro trans to my Pro-CAT.

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Originally Posted by Old Skool rc (Post 988113)
Hi There.

I have been having trouble in finding an MMS front diff for my Procat so I was wondering if the Pro transmission kit from the XLS would just drop in.
Has anyone else tried this upgrade?


Old Skool rc 08-05-2018 07:06 PM

Hi There

Thanks for your help. Luckily I already have the aluminium trans housing from the re release. I’m using it with the original Procat diff with no issues.

Danf1275 05-07-2018 12:01 PM

As above, you will need re-re XLS standard front transmission or upgrade ally one as diff is a larger diameter.

From experience, undertray will need trimming further to clear diff and it's likely bumper will need some clearance grinding for diff guide fences - rere XLS bumper moulding has obviously been made deeper in this area.

Peter_B 07-10-2018 07:38 AM

I'm planning to soon start stripping, cleaning and rebuilding my old Procat.

I'd been wondering whether the XLS Pro transmission upgrade would drop in. From reading here it seems that it does, providing re-re XLS front transmission casings are used.

How does belt tensioning work if using the XLS casings? Looking at pictures there are no slots in them for the tensioning bar.


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