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Old 07-15-2013, 12:48 PM
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Originally Posted by Carranza76
What longer ball studs do you use for the 22 series? I am looking to get some longer one where you call out for 4mm of spaceres so I have more thread bite. Thanks in advance.
I just run the 10mm ones. It is my understanding the SCT front camber block is 2mm taller then the 22T one and so this will get you some more thread engagement as you only would have to run 2mm instead of 4 but I have not personally confirmed these are different.
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I just run the 10mm ones. It is my understanding the SCT front camber block is 2mm taller then the 22T one and so this will get you some more thread engagement as you only would have to run 2mm instead of 4 but I have not personally confirmed these are different.
I think I have the SCT front camber block on my 22T. I have 2mm, so and i have your setup, so i think that equate to the 4mm on the set up.

I just put the 10mm thread ballstuds on the camber block on both my T and SCT. if I break another camber block, then I guess I will have to go to aluminum blocks
i even put the little associated dust covers
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Originally Posted by AndrewTom
I think I have the SCT front camber block on my 22T. I have 2mm, so and i have your setup, so i think that equate to the 4mm on the set up.

I just put the 10mm thread ballstuds on the camber block on both my T and SCT. if I break another camber block, then I guess I will have to go to aluminum blocks
i even put the little associated dust covers
Those are not on the setup sheet!
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Originally Posted by AndrewTom
i even put the little associated dust covers
Ditch those. We don't use them on AE stuff. They bind
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I like that bulldog body for the 22t... Yup... Probably going to buy one today... $24 an some change on amazon and free shipping
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ya im using the bulldog body on mine they look sweet and work good to.
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Hey guys! I just noticed that the transmission in my 22T RTR is kinda tight! I took it apart and everything looks good in there and it spins freely while it's opened but then when I screw the halves together (even gently) it binds up a bit to the point where it will spin my diff rather than the spur if I turn it by one outdrive. My other cars have a much freer drivetrain. I only have Am I doing something wrong here? Is it supposed to be like this? The truck only has 3 packs through it. It seemed to drive well enough but I am concerned that the tight tranny is putting unnecessary stress on the electronics (and making my car a bit slower)
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Hey guys! I just noticed that the transmission in my 22T RTR is kinda tight! I took it apart and everything looks good in there and it spins freely while it's opened but then when I screw the halves together (even gently) it binds up a bit to the point where it will spin my diff rather than the spur if I turn it by one outdrive. My other cars have a much freer drivetrain. I only have Am I doing something wrong here? Is it supposed to be like this? The truck only has 3 packs through it. It seemed to drive well enough but I am concerned that the tight tranny is putting unnecessary stress on the electronics (and making my car a bit slower)
Chech the bearings and make sure they are seated all the way down in each half.
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Originally Posted by The Juice
Chech the bearings and make sure they are seated all the way down in each half.
Thanks! That actually seemed to have helped! Also are these transmissions supposed to run dry? Or lubricated grease/oil?
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Originally Posted by norco kid
Thanks! That actually seemed to have helped! Also are these transmissions supposed to run dry? Or lubricated grease/oil?
I run Mod..(7.5) and am using the Alu. Idler gear.
So I use Black grease just some.
Not alot , Just enough to give the gears some lube.
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