1LikesT.O.P. PHOTON EX
02-28-2013, 02:40 PM
#1096
So it was the chassis for sure?, was it one of the cars from the pre-order?, cause I know the one I got always seems to have a tweak I can't quite track down, just started using my the second one I bought, and I don't think it has the same tweak issue, or it seems better.
New chassis. Car is much better on track...
I'll be heading to the Tamworth Cup, should be a good weekend.. Come and represent your state! AND bring a 12th scale, we are running 10.5 blinky 12th and its fantastic
03-04-2013, 07:59 AM
#1101
Rear gear diff
Will the EX diff fit in the photon? I'm asking because I'm using the spec-r gear diff and I rebuilt it Saturday night to race Sunday and after my first run the oil was all over the chassis, so I took it out and it was EMPTY!!! Just the oil that wasn't wiped off the gears was left.. I knew it leaked but that's a little crazy
03-04-2013, 08:11 AM
#1102
Will the EX diff fit in the photon? I'm asking because I'm using the spec-r gear diff and I rebuilt it Saturday night to race Sunday and after my first run the oil was all over the chassis, so I took it out and it was EMPTY!!! Just the oil that wasn't wiped off the gears was left.. I knew it leaked but that's a little crazy
yes - the EX gear diff will fit.
i'd recommend that you use a VERY little amount of CA glue on diff housing to make sure the oring is stuck to the plastic. after doing that i hardly have any leaks. i put a little glue on the plastic parts, and then place the oring into its proper location. i let everything dry, and then re-assemble.
EJ initially mentioned this a few months ago.
03-04-2013, 08:17 AM
#1103
yes - the EX gear diff will fit.
i'd recommend that you use a VERY little amount of CA glue on diff housing to make sure the oring is stuck to the plastic. after doing that i hardly have any leaks. i put a little glue on the plastic parts, and then place the oring into its proper location. i let everything dry, and then re-assemble.
EJ initially mentioned this a few months ago.
i'd recommend that you use a VERY little amount of CA glue on diff housing to make sure the oring is stuck to the plastic. after doing that i hardly have any leaks. i put a little glue on the plastic parts, and then place the oring into its proper location. i let everything dry, and then re-assemble.
EJ initially mentioned this a few months ago.
I went to this place critters Sunday for a change of scenery but for a guy who's learning from scratch horsham is a better school IMO
03-04-2013, 11:07 AM
#1106
03-04-2013, 12:51 PM
#1109
yes - the EX gear diff will fit.
i'd recommend that you use a VERY little amount of CA glue on diff housing to make sure the oring is stuck to the plastic. after doing that i hardly have any leaks. i put a little glue on the plastic parts, and then place the oring into its proper location. i let everything dry, and then re-assemble.
EJ initially mentioned this a few months ago.
i'd recommend that you use a VERY little amount of CA glue on diff housing to make sure the oring is stuck to the plastic. after doing that i hardly have any leaks. i put a little glue on the plastic parts, and then place the oring into its proper location. i let everything dry, and then re-assemble.
EJ initially mentioned this a few months ago.
And thanks I'm going to order one and do just that
03-04-2013, 12:54 PM
#1110