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Old 12-13-2011, 11:25 AM
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hardy har
I have noticed it in mine every now and then, but have never traced it back to anything.
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Old 12-13-2011, 11:34 AM
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It could be the thick metal shims on the idle gear shafts. They might be under strain and pressing against the bearings causing the squealing.
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hi im going to be getting a dex210 soon and i was wondering if there is any mandatory upgrades that would be worth doing right away. also what gearing would you guys reccomend with a tekin 8.5t. i cant wait to get mine!
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Old 12-13-2011, 12:12 PM
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Originally Posted by JOJOHAMBONE
hi im going to be getting a dex210 soon and i was wondering if there is any mandatory upgrades that would be worth doing right away. also what gearing would you guys reccomend with a tekin 8.5t. i cant wait to get mine!
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No upgradeds needed to perform
None in stock anyways lol
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thanks cant wait to get mine!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Originally Posted by JOJOHAMBONE
thanks cant wait to get mine!!!!!!!!!!!!!

extra dif clips and either a few stock rear towers or one RCshox tower
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Originally Posted by Cpt.America
So the setup on my 210 has come all the way around, and is darn close to being perfect. It ran fantastic last night. But in my main, about 1/4 the way in, my car started to make some funny sounds. It is starting to squeek a little bit, usually in the high speed sections of the track. I havne't taken the gearbox apart, but all the external bearings seem 100% perfect, and everything spins nice and free...

Anybody else seeing this?
Setup sheet?
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Originally Posted by Cpt.America
So the setup on my 210 has come all the way around, and is darn close to being perfect. It ran fantastic last night. But in my main, about 1/4 the way in, my car started to make some funny sounds. It is starting to squeek a little bit, usually in the high speed sections of the track. I havne't taken the gearbox apart, but all the external bearings seem 100% perfect, and everything spins nice and free...

Anybody else seeing this?
Yeah, my gear cover was hit and and cracked which caused it to rub on the spur making the noise. hope that helps. Also if you are running a modded spur I have heard the gear momentarily rub. Just some suggestions.
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Old 12-13-2011, 01:52 PM
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Originally Posted by Cpt.America
So the setup on my 210 has come all the way around, and is darn close to being perfect. It ran fantastic last night. But in my main, about 1/4 the way in, my car started to make some funny sounds. It is starting to squeek a little bit, usually in the high speed sections of the track. I havne't taken the gearbox apart, but all the external bearings seem 100% perfect, and everything spins nice and free...

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I bet your getting cvd squeek or outdrive squeek at loaded high RPMs.. I chased thats very same every once in a while squeek when I ran the academy gv2 platform..never constant, but enough to make you check all your bearings ETC..a couple drops of light oil on the cvd's and outdrive slots and it disapeared...
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Originally Posted by tomdav
Setup sheet?
coming a few more little tweaks coming this Saturday, should have my final sheet Sunday.
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Old 12-13-2011, 02:01 PM
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Originally Posted by 2wdMod
I bet your getting cvd squeek or outdrive squeek at loaded high RPMs.. I chased thats very same every once in a while squeek when I ran the academy gv2 platform..never constant, but enough to make you check all your bearings ETC..a couple drops of light oil on the cvd's and outdrive slots and it disapeared...
CVDs (and hub bearings) are cleaned and re-greased before every race day.. so it isn't those. I have yet to tear into the gearbox housing however... I think it may be in there. Or... it could be the wear slots in the outdrives?
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Originally Posted by Cpt.America
CVDs (and hub bearings) are cleaned and re-greased before every race day.. so it isn't those. I have yet to tear into the gearbox housing however... I think it may be in there. Or... it could be the wear slots in the outdrives?
I was thinking the wear spots you mentioned in previous posts..the gv2's had soft outdrives and the squeek always started after there was some wear showing..when they were new/ungouged..not a peep.
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Originally Posted by 2wdMod
I was thinking the wear spots you mentioned in previous posts..the gv2's had soft outdrives and the squeek always started after there was some wear showing..when they were new/ungouged..not a peep.
Now, if only we could buy outdrives
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Originally Posted by 2wdMod
I was thinking the wear spots you mentioned in previous posts..the gv2's had soft outdrives and the squeek always started after there was some wear showing..when they were new/ungouged..not a peep.
pretty sure the academy ones were made from compressed pencil shavings
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Got my last little bit of my buggy today in the mail and its all together
took it out for a spin once the tires dried, felt like a little rocket
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