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Pimpin 02-21-2012 07:08 PM


Originally Posted by CoyoteSlash (Post 10363352)
anyone have any preliminary suggestions on a Grinding in the Tranny>Slipper Setup? When I take off the cover it doesn't echo as bad but it sounds like something's grinding up against something every rotation.

- It did this with the Ball Diff and the Gear Diff
- And with the old Tranny case, and the new Tranny Case.
- Checked Spur and Pinion, perfect, pads, plates, fine.
- The only thing I see is the Topshaft is wobbling a bit. But it goes into the tranny smoothly.
- All bearings are solid and free spinning.

It's odd to me. It drives great, It's not causing any drag either. Only an extremely obnoxious "broke" noise.

check to make sure the long transmission screws arent hitting the back of the slipper plate.

BCbud 02-21-2012 08:24 PM

Gearing for my first off road race ever.
 
Good day!

I just bought an sc10 2wd last sunday and have been busy fixing all the things wrong with it. I am going to a my first off road race this weekend and would like some help with gearing. The motor is a castle 4600 4 polel and the speedo is a mamba max pro and it has a ball diff. The spur is an 81 tooth. The track was started to be put down today so the surface is anyones guess. Here is the layout of the track.

http://www.rctech.net/forum/10360644-post109.html

Thanks, Neil.

CoyoteSlash 02-22-2012 12:32 AM


Originally Posted by njnewc (Post 10363408)
Can you take a quick video so we can hear the noise. Check the motor plate screws, if one is too long it could rub the slipper...

Transmission Screws are floppy loose, and the noise remains. Not the motor either.

Video:
http://imageshack.us/clip/my-videos/7/hv7.mp4/

TeKiNxRampage 02-22-2012 04:03 AM


Originally Posted by CoyoteSlash (Post 10364479)
Transmission Screws are floppy loose, and the noise remains. Not the motor either.

Video:
http://imageshack.us/clip/my-videos/7/hv7.mp4/

Actually sounds cool,like a revving engine.
Don't really have a clue what it can be

J_Bone 02-22-2012 04:20 AM


Originally Posted by CoyoteSlash (Post 10364479)
Transmission Screws are floppy loose, and the noise remains. Not the motor either.

Video:
http://imageshack.us/clip/my-videos/7/hv7.mp4/

I couldn't see the video on my phone but make sure the inside slipper plate isnt rubbing the motor plate.

CoyoteSlash 02-22-2012 04:24 AM


Originally Posted by J_Bone (Post 10364846)
I couldn't see the video on my phone but make sure the inside slipper plate isnt rubbing the motor plate.

Nope.

It's not a metal screech grind. You'd have to listen. it's plastic tap at high speed is the best I can describe it.

B.A. Racer 02-22-2012 04:32 AM


Originally Posted by CoyoteSlash (Post 10364861)
Nope.

It's not a metal screech grind. You'd have to listen. it's plastic tap at high speed is the best I can describe it.

check you diff and make sure you not missing something..it also sounds like a spun rotor on your motor...check your motor

CoyoteSlash 02-22-2012 04:46 AM


Originally Posted by B.A. Racer (Post 10364876)
check you diff and make sure you not missing something..it also sounds like a spun rotor on your motor...check your motor

I said in my original question, that the ball diff and my brandnew gear diff both were present during this noise.

the motor spins great, no sound.

bds81175 02-22-2012 04:48 AM

It may sound great under load but it may cut loose with the pinion connected to the spur. Its a pretty horrific sound when I have heard it. Have you tried a different motor yet?

CoyoteSlash 02-22-2012 04:53 AM


Originally Posted by bds81175 (Post 10364910)
It may sound great under load but it may cut loose with the pinion connected to the spur. Its a pretty horrific sound when I have heard it. Have you tried a different motor yet?

The load being 3 gears and no tires on a bench? :confused:

bds81175 02-22-2012 05:00 AM

Its a huge load compared to just a pinion. Re-reading your post, if you have a bent top shaft it will make quite a racket too. We're throwing out suggestions here. Don't knock 'em til you've tried 'em.

gamedog1966 02-22-2012 06:10 AM


Originally Posted by Ryno B4.1 (Post 10362221)
Well your safe. A real addict would be in the car driving 4 hours to find another track. A true addict will get their drug at any cost

Hahahaha well when my track is down, my nearest is 40 min away and I'm down for the git down so 40 min later I'm running laps lol lol:smile:

CHIZZLE 02-22-2012 06:48 AM


Originally Posted by CoyoteSlash (Post 10364479)
Transmission Screws are floppy loose, and the noise remains. Not the motor either.

Video:
http://imageshack.us/clip/my-videos/7/hv7.mp4/

How tight is your gear mesh?

brent701 02-22-2012 07:59 AM


Originally Posted by TeKiNxRampage (Post 10364817)
Actually sounds cool,like a revving engine.
Don't really have a clue what it can be


Originally Posted by CoyoteSlash (Post 10364904)
I said in my original question, that the ball diff and my brandnew gear diff both were present during this noise.

the motor spins great, no sound.


I am 80% sure it is the Mesh from the top shaft to the idler.

I have this same noise in my B4.1 tranny after I replaced the Idler and top shaft along with new Avid bearings. also tested with old bearings.
Even installed old parts back in noise gone. new parts noise back.

Not sure 100% what it is with the gears but I am pretty sure its the idler to top shaft gear mesh.
I also tested it with 2 different ball diffs and 2 different gear diff's same noise

AErckidd 02-22-2012 08:39 AM

I bought a Factory Team SC10 and it came with plastic rear hubs, was it supposed to come with aluminum? I thought it was just like the B4.1


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