dreaux

iTrader: (5)

got mine from amain too. I will call mugen tomorrow.

morgoth

I have alu hubs on my electro Mugen and the bearing is even a little tight. I grease the outside of the bearing a little to get them out easier.

jmaxey51

iTrader: (7)

i need to replace the pins in my fly wheel and on my axels, what tool are people using to remove the pins and put them back in?

Thanks in advance.

JoeGuam

iTrader: (6)

Hammer and something to heat the flywheel. Just buying a new flywheel and be done with it.

ben73

iTrader: (40)

Im about to do mine today. hudy tool is my choice

jmaxey51

iTrader: (7)

link?

thanks.

ben73

iTrader: (40)

http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...placement-Tool

dreaux

iTrader: (5)

how much up and down play is acceptable on the servo saver? I was thinking about shiming it? or is the play they for a reason?

merdith6

iTrader: (3)

You can shim it two ways, one just find a shim the same diameter as the post or the easiest shim to find is to drop one in where the top bearing goes before you put the bearing in.....It works great....

Email is a great way to communicate, however I have never had a response from Mugen.....It's like they don't exist.....

jmaxey51

iTrader: (7)

wish there was a cheaper one, thats a big chunk of change right there. might try to make my own LOL

ben73

iTrader: (40)

yeah its not cheap but I looked at it 2 ways.

1. good tools last forever.....
2. with the price of the mugen bones it pays for itself the first time I replace all the pins as 6 bones are more expensive than the tool

ryWA

I use the HARD replacement tool and it works great.

It is $10 cheaper than the hudy and you can replace the parts of the tools if they break or wear out. I have never used the hudy and i am sure it would be super high quality, just depends which way you want to go.

I think they sell them on the hard web site or www.rc-mushroom.com, not sure where else stocks them. I have never had a problem with mine and it works a treat

ryWA

Link; http://www.rc-mushroom.com/product_i...ducts_id=11867

tony montana

iTrader: (76)

I use the inovative designs bonesaver to replace all of my pins. Its half the price of the hudy one and it works great

dreaux

iTrader: (5)

I use a chain breaker I bought of eBay. Less then 40$. I have replaced my pins many, many times. Break a pin and a new one is about 5 bucks. Heavy duty