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#6226
Tech Master
iTrader: (19)
HUGE TC3 PROBLEM
Hi Guys,
I have a big problem with where the small ball screws, screw into the front knuckles, they just keep ripping out all the time. Has anyone experienced this, and is there a way of solving this poroblem. I have heard that the losi xxx knuckles fit and they are a better fit, it seems every time i race even with out smashing in the slightest, after the race it is almost fallen out.
PLEASE HELP
Regards Brad p
I have a big problem with where the small ball screws, screw into the front knuckles, they just keep ripping out all the time. Has anyone experienced this, and is there a way of solving this poroblem. I have heard that the losi xxx knuckles fit and they are a better fit, it seems every time i race even with out smashing in the slightest, after the race it is almost fallen out.
PLEASE HELP
Regards Brad p
#6227
Re: HUGE TC3 PROBLEM
Originally posted by OHBRAD
Hi Guys,
I have a big problem with where the small ball screws, screw into the front knuckles, they just keep ripping out all the time. Has anyone experienced this, and is there a way of solving this poroblem. I have heard that the losi xxx knuckles fit and they are a better fit, it seems every time i race even with out smashing in the slightest, after the race it is almost fallen out.
PLEASE HELP
Regards Brad p
Hi Guys,
I have a big problem with where the small ball screws, screw into the front knuckles, they just keep ripping out all the time. Has anyone experienced this, and is there a way of solving this poroblem. I have heard that the losi xxx knuckles fit and they are a better fit, it seems every time i race even with out smashing in the slightest, after the race it is almost fallen out.
PLEASE HELP
Regards Brad p
#6228
Tech Elite
iTrader: (1)
Re: Re: HUGE TC3 PROBLEM
Originally posted by Speedo
You could use super glue or epoxy as a temporary fix to re-thread your current knuckles, but it is just that, a temporary fix and will not last long.
You could use super glue or epoxy as a temporary fix to re-thread your current knuckles, but it is just that, a temporary fix and will not last long.
i've had the ball stud,c-hub AND spindle stuck in FOREVER it's bcos the stud was epoxied to the collar.
as i had no spare ball stud,i actually had to incinerate the whole bunch to get the stud out lol.
it was great to watch the graphite burn..u guys should try it.
so my advise is,dont overtighten,in fact it can be a little loose.
next advice:forget graphite,use plastic(they dont bcome powdery after a while)
or try gentler stuff like threadlock.
#6229
Good news!!!!
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now we have lots to choose from!!!
Peace and happy racing!!
Lem
now we have lots to choose from!!!
Peace and happy racing!!
Lem
#6230
i think that you can use the helicoil, hilicoil(however you spell it)
but it is the metal threads that you can thread into the steering knuckles
the losi ones arnt much better, so far the ae ones have a better feel(after you cut off the stoper that contacts the c carrier)
overtightning is the usual for striping out the knuckles, but that just means tighten till it stops, no more
but it is the metal threads that you can thread into the steering knuckles
the losi ones arnt much better, so far the ae ones have a better feel(after you cut off the stoper that contacts the c carrier)
overtightning is the usual for striping out the knuckles, but that just means tighten till it stops, no more
#6231
Re: Good news!!!!
Originally posted by lem2
http://www.rctech.net/forum/showthre...threadid=25039
now we have lots to choose from!!!
Peace and happy racing!!
Lem
http://www.rctech.net/forum/showthre...threadid=25039
now we have lots to choose from!!!
Peace and happy racing!!
Lem
#6232
Tech Adept
Threadlock doesnt work too well on plastic parts....try a little elmers white glue and dont over tighten they should stay in much better.
#6234
Originally posted by patcollins
Threadlock doesnt work too well on plastic parts....try a little elmers white glue and dont over tighten they should stay in much better.
Threadlock doesnt work too well on plastic parts....try a little elmers white glue and dont over tighten they should stay in much better.
#6235
Super Moderator
iTrader: (2)
Originally posted by Johnnytc3
Are there replacement ring gears for the irs solid axle? i chipped a few teeth on mine and found out the diff ring gears dont fit.
Thanks
Are there replacement ring gears for the irs solid axle? i chipped a few teeth on mine and found out the diff ring gears dont fit.
Thanks
#6236
Tech Fanatic
I just use a little bit of CA glue in stripped holes. But you have to make sure it fully cures before you put the screw back in.
#6237
are you using the white gears?
suposedley the white gears are made of a less friction material, and they have a tendancy to strip easier
and yes, the ring gear for the one-way should work on the spool
suposedley the white gears are made of a less friction material, and they have a tendancy to strip easier
and yes, the ring gear for the one-way should work on the spool
#6239
Tech Fanatic
Originally posted by Johnnytc3
Are there replacement ring gears for the irs solid axle?
Are there replacement ring gears for the irs solid axle?
#6240
Re: HUGE TC3 PROBLEM
Originally posted by OHBRAD
Hi Guys,
I have a big problem with where the small ball screws, screw into the front knuckles, they just keep ripping out all the time. Has anyone experienced this, and is there a way of solving this poroblem. I have heard that the losi xxx knuckles fit and they are a better fit, it seems every time i race even with out smashing in the slightest, after the race it is almost fallen out.
PLEASE HELP
Regards Brad p
Hi Guys,
I have a big problem with where the small ball screws, screw into the front knuckles, they just keep ripping out all the time. Has anyone experienced this, and is there a way of solving this poroblem. I have heard that the losi xxx knuckles fit and they are a better fit, it seems every time i race even with out smashing in the slightest, after the race it is almost fallen out.
PLEASE HELP
Regards Brad p
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