Difference in sound between rc10t4 & MF2
04-09-2006, 08:41 PM
#1
Difference in sound between rc10t4 & MF2
My buddy and I were racing our trucks when I noticed that his rc10t4 is
MUCH quiter than my MF2...Is this due to design or is something in my tranny going on that isn't suppose to? Keep in mind BOTH trucks are BRAND new, same motor and funny enough built by myself...Can anyone out there help?
MUCH quiter than my MF2...Is this due to design or is something in my tranny going on that isn't suppose to? Keep in mind BOTH trucks are BRAND new, same motor and funny enough built by myself...Can anyone out there help?
04-09-2006, 09:11 PM
#4
Originally Posted by AZRCaddict
differnt pipe?
WHAT
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I hope this is a joke because
when did they start piping electric's
04-09-2006, 09:12 PM
#5
Originally Posted by SIRMAXXALOT
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WHAT
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I hope this is a joke because when did they start piping electric's
WHAT
?????????????????????????????????????????????????? ??????????????????????
I hope this is a joke because
when did they start piping electric's
04-09-2006, 09:37 PM
#6
Our trucks are BOTH electric and I would greatly appreciate SERIOUS replies...I would hate to tear down my MF2 tranny only to find out that its suppose to sound louder than my buddies T4...any help would be appreciated!
04-09-2006, 09:42 PM
#7
Tech Initiate
trannys
electric trannys by the way not dudes dressed wrong.
yes losi will make a sound from them but that is normal the mf2 and bk2 new tranny designs make some noise that the mf and bk didnt mkae. also the new b4 and t4 are now running the STEALTH tranny super quite never any noise unless its coming apart. no worries but the new losi diffs will need to be rebuilt about once a month, the reason the losi diff rings are very soft metal and wear in a groove from the diff balls easily, watch your diff adjust closely on the mf2. something that i found helped my mf2 diff was using team birdman diff. lube works great and i now get almost three months between rebuilds racing 2 to 3 times evry week.
and no diff. balls are not something that above mention trannys, wrong dressing dudes, have.
see ya have fun racing
yes losi will make a sound from them but that is normal the mf2 and bk2 new tranny designs make some noise that the mf and bk didnt mkae. also the new b4 and t4 are now running the STEALTH tranny super quite never any noise unless its coming apart. no worries but the new losi diffs will need to be rebuilt about once a month, the reason the losi diff rings are very soft metal and wear in a groove from the diff balls easily, watch your diff adjust closely on the mf2. something that i found helped my mf2 diff was using team birdman diff. lube works great and i now get almost three months between rebuilds racing 2 to 3 times evry week.
and no diff. balls are not something that above mention trannys, wrong dressing dudes, have.
see ya have fun racing
04-09-2006, 11:55 PM
#8
Octane---Thanks for the reply...It set my mind at ease..I was also informed that the kevlar spur gear has a role in the noise level as well...
04-11-2006, 08:57 AM
#10
Got a plastic spur and it did the job...Your right...not as quite still...but who cares it handles like a dream...thats what matters right...lol
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