Originally, I planned to convert a Tamiya Tiger I to a late-production version, but due to the extremely demanding amount of work involved, I decided to go with a mid-production configuration instead. Recently, after further research and consideration, I believe converting a Heng Long Tiger I to a late-production version would be much easier.
Therefore, I am planning to purchase Taigen late-production sprockets and road wheel sets from rctank.de, and use Mato metal tracks. Are Taigen sprockets compatible with Mato metal tracks?”
Taigen sprockets compatible with Mato metal tracks?
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Re: Taigen sprockets compatible with Mato metal tracks?
I run Mato tracks on my Taigen sprockets. Fits perfectly.
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Re: Taigen sprockets compatible with Mato metal tracks?
The drive gears may be compatible, but be aware that you may encounter problems with the idler wheels, so those may need to be changed out too.
See my previous posts on this topic
viewtopic.php?t=37973
viewtopic.php?t=37751
See my previous posts on this topic
viewtopic.php?t=37973
viewtopic.php?t=37751
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Re: Taigen sprockets compatible with Mato metal tracks?
“Thank you for the information! I’m also planning to replace the road wheels with Mato road wheels for Heng Long.”TankDriver wrote: ↑Mon Jan 05, 2026 3:01 pm The drive gears may be compatible, but be aware that you may encounter problems with the idler wheels, so those may need to be changed out too.
See my previous posts on this topic
viewtopic.php?t=37973
viewtopic.php?t=37751
