TLR 8IGHT-E 4.0 Kit Thread!
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#1036
Tech Rookie
Loctite
Working on building my kit now. I know to use Blue Loctite for screws that are metal to metal. Use that instead of the included TRL Thread Locker or is the TRL one for all other screws besides metal to metal?
#1037
Tech Master
iTrader: (4)
Thread locker , TRL or otherwise is for metal to metal . You shouldn't need anything on the screws running into the plastics unless you strip the plastics. Go slow the first time you run the screws into plastic , don't use a power driver . No need to over tighten , snug is your friend.
#1039
Tech Rookie
Cool. Thanks guys!
#1040
Tech Rookie
Optional 2nd Diff Washer
Next question. I swore I read it somewhere but I can't find it. What's the purpose of the optional 2nd washer inside the diff?
#1041
Tech Rookie
#1042
Tech Rookie
Lightweight Steel Spur
Is there a Lightweight Steel Spur Gear for the 8ight-E, or just a reg Steel Spur? If so, whats the part#?
#1043
Tech Apprentice
iTrader: (1)
I just purchased TLR341004 Clamping Servo Saver Nut after having 2 servo saver nuts loosen even with blue threadlock. Are we supposed to use another spring because I can't get the kit one even close to compressed enough. Do not want to damage anything. It feels like it needs a spring about half the size of the kit one.
#1044
I just purchased TLR341004 Clamping Servo Saver Nut after having 2 servo saver nuts loosen even with blue threadlock. Are we supposed to use another spring because I can't get the kit one even close to compressed enough. Do not want to damage anything. It feels like it needs a spring about half the size of the kit one.
#1045
Tech Initiate
#1046
#1047
Tech Initiate
#1048
For clarification, flush to the chassis using the newer nut TLR341004. If using the original blue nut that came with the kit, follow the directions of tightening all the way down and backing off 5 1/2 turns.
Both instructions are for base installation, you can tune steering characteristics depending on how tight you make the collar.
Both instructions are for base installation, you can tune steering characteristics depending on how tight you make the collar.
#1049
Tech Initiate
For clarification, flush to the chassis using the newer nut TLR341004. If using the original blue nut that came with the kit, follow the directions of tightening all the way down and backing off 5 1/2 turns.
Both instructions are for base installation, you can tune steering characteristics depending on how tight you make the collar.
Both instructions are for base installation, you can tune steering characteristics depending on how tight you make the collar.