While the twin-stick is a nostalgic icon, Spicer, under the Dana Incorporated umbrella, has consistently evolved. Today, the brand offers a diverse and highly specialized range of transmission solutions for nearly every application imaginable, from light commercial trucks to the most punishing off-highway environments. The .
: Uses internal splash systems and directional pumps to reduce friction heat. Upgrading and "Spicing Up" an Automotive Gearbox spice tranny
Spicer's expertise extends into a wide array of specialized applications: While the twin-stick is a nostalgic icon, Spicer,
: The Trans-Saharan trade routes were essential for the "Spice" of the time—not just seasonings, but salt, gold, and cultural ideas. : Uses internal splash systems and directional pumps
Because vintage Spice and Xevo chassis parts can be difficult to source, hobbyists often rely on cross-referencing parts. Many builders use parts bins from major manufacturers like Tamiya to rebuild their drivetrains, mixing and matching transmission gears and suspension arms to keep these specialized cars running. Part 4: How to Approach Your Build
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