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the mugan is a dam good truggy
But not as good as the losi :ha: |
I am wondering what you all are running for shims in the rear ring and pinion. Stock it has 2 on the left and 2 on the right. After the gears break in does anyone move 3 on the left and 1 on the right or run them all on the left to move the ring gear closer to the pinion?
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Originally Posted by Frank L
(Post 6222294)
I am wondering what you all are running for shims in the rear ring and pinion. Stock it has 2 on the left and 2 on the right. After the gears break in does anyone move 3 on the left and 1 on the right or run them all on the left to move the ring gear closer to the pinion?
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Thanks for the fast response. The case is fairly new.
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Anyone shim the front at all?
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i have been looking at my diffs and i have just been shimming them so they continue to spin freely with a small amount of back lash
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Originally Posted by Frank L
(Post 6222327)
Thanks for the fast response. The case is fairly new.
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i think in alloy bearing inserts a must up grade they just seem to work better and hold your diff alot more square less chance of slop due to plastic wear ect
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I agree the alum diff supports are a must. I like them.
I have stripped out a front ring and pinion in this truck though. I replaced the rear at the same time just to make sure. Is anyones truck making a metal noise while accelerating? It sounds like ring and pinion but I am not sure. I have heard it on other 2.0's as well. |
I think I'm going to try my old 1.0 rear end and see what happens.
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Originally Posted by Frank L
(Post 6222407)
I agree the alum diff supports are a must. I like them.
I have stripped out a front ring and pinion in this truck though. I replaced the rear at the same time just to make sure. Is anyones truck making a metal noise while accelerating? It sounds like ring and pinion but I am not sure. I have heard it on other 2.0's as well. |
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Originally Posted by Integra
(Post 6222266)
:rolleyes: again No comment needed.
These are the new ones i made out of an old 8T body. i only made them because the 8T ones were a little short for my liking. they did work fine but i had an old body that i could cut up to make some longer ones you'll see here how you can stack the nuts so that you dont have to cut down the arm. do them up super tight as they do occasionally come undone. you also have to use a longer screw for the sway bar Attachment 490054 Attachment 490055 so it Can be done :nod: |
Originally Posted by TIX
(Post 6225288)
:rolleyes: heres how its done
These are the new ones i made out of an old 8T body. i only made them because the 8T ones were a little short for my liking. they did work fine but i had an old body that i could cut up to make some longer ones you'll see here how you can stack the nuts so that you dont have to cut down the arm. do them up super tight as they do occasionally come undone. you also have to use a longer screw for the sway bar Attachment 490054 Attachment 490055 so it Can be done :nod: |
Originally Posted by TIX
(Post 6225288)
:rolleyes: heres how its done
These are the new ones i made out of an old 8T body. i only made them because the 8T ones were a little short for my liking. they did work fine but i had an old body that i could cut up to make some longer ones you'll see here how you can stack the nuts so that you dont have to cut down the arm. do them up super tight as they do occasionally come undone. you also have to use a longer screw for the sway bar Attachment 490054 Attachment 490055 so it Can be done :nod: Man that is sweet looking. I just picked up a few pieces of lexan. Hopefully i can pull it off. lol. |
Originally Posted by Frank L
(Post 6222407)
I agree the alum diff supports are a must. I like them.
I have stripped out a front ring and pinion in this truck though. I replaced the rear at the same time just to make sure. Is anyones truck making a metal noise while accelerating? It sounds like ring and pinion but I am not sure. I have heard it on other 2.0's as well. Oh, BTW you CAN shim the front diff.:nod: |
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