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Old 05-05-2009, 06:48 PM
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This is happening on my rtr losi 8ight.
could someone tell me what the problem might be and how to fix it?
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Old 05-05-2009, 07:03 PM
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is it the diffs
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do they feel like theres a rough spot when u turn the wheels
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yes and yes
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Wuts up? I was wondering guys if the best way to check gear mesh in the bulk head is to hold on to the drive shaft and the outdrive and move the outdrive to see how much play is there. And would would you recommend for a 1/8 buggy. My buggy does not have different cut gears. just standard mp777. Thanks for any advice.
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jhipps if the diff gears arent locking up when u turn the wheels then i wont worry about it just break the engine in, when i was building my eight kit i had the same problem its just a piece of metal off the gears i did sand them through to get them smooth. but i woulnd worry about it of it isnt to bad or locking up
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cory put your thumb on your clutch bell and hold and put your other finger on the spur gear and go back in forth to see if there is play. for a 1/8 buggy u want go to search its where it says your sceename.
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i had a similar problem with the rear diff in my 8ight 1.0. i placed a couple of 8x10mm shims under the flanged bearing on the ring gear side and also installed aluminum bearing inserts as suggested by a couple of helpful members. this worked for me. try this thread for more info.
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whats the diff in the alum ones,do u put washers in the back of the bearings
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whats the diff in the alum ones,do u put washers in the back of the bearings
not sure what your first question really asks but yes, i placed shims under the bearing on the ring gear side. these will work for 8ight 1.0s
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