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Originally Posted by builtb16a
(Post 8231617)
maybe im in left field.. can someone explain this? my servo's are mounted in the radio tray all plastic. nothing gives.. so what am i missing?
Servo's don't particularly like vibration's.....rubber grommets help reduce those vibrations and imo its highly recommended you run the grommets Vs hard mounting them. |
Originally Posted by deadmancourt
(Post 8230380)
yup the dynamite max lifes!...lol!....yeah they are worn but they still grab and work ok!....but thats why i built a new clutch setup!...
I also saw a pig fly one time honest:eek: |
Originally Posted by sluggo_sx8
(Post 8232542)
6 gallons WTF??? I am lucky to get a gallon but I do drive it hard. I know a guy who says he went 3 gallons on clutch bearings. He took them out every 1/2 gallon and cleaned and oiled them. I told him he was full of crap but he says that they lasted 3 gallons.
I also saw a pig fly one time honest:eek: |
Originally Posted by sluggo_sx8
(Post 8232542)
6 gallons WTF??? I am lucky to get a gallon but I do drive it hard. I know a guy who says he went 3 gallons on clutch bearings. He took them out every 1/2 gallon and cleaned and oiled them. I told him he was full of crap but he says that they lasted 3 gallons.
I also saw a pig fly one time honest:eek: |
now that i think about it the only BEARINGS i have replaced have been the DIFF bearings(obviously when i clean and put new fluids in the diff) and the CLUTCH bearings!.....ALL the other bearings in the car are still running ok...the pinion bearings are GREAT still and the steering post bearings are great!...the inner hub bearings are pretty worn lol..but i ALWAYS take out ALL the bearings in the truck and clean them:D....and they were used when bought as a 1.0 in april LOL!
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Originally Posted by losi_racer
(Post 8232584)
3 gallons i say is pushing it but i get 2 1/2 gallons consistently. And i always measure them and toss them at 23.4
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Originally Posted by deadmancourt
(Post 8232605)
ok wheres that pic of how to measure the shoes?.....
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Originally Posted by deadmancourt
(Post 8232698)
i got NON digital calipers and it says .89 inches and that is 22.60mm
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Originally Posted by Integra
(Post 8232427)
Servo's don't particularly like vibration's.....rubber grommets help reduce those vibrations and imo its highly recommended you run the grommets Vs hard mounting them.
did the rubber grommets come in the kit? i don't remember see'ing anything im my roller, and ive never used anything to cushion the servo's or radio tray. thats why i can't understand. do you have part numbers.. anything? lol, i feel left out... border line cheated! lol |
The grommets come with servos. You should have some from any servos you've bought.
Grommets are used on any car.;) |
Originally Posted by JAMMINKRAZY
(Post 8233122)
The grommets come with servos. You should have some from any servos you've bought.
Grommets are used on any car.;) those black little blocks? crap.. i don't even remember see'ing those. i wonder if the parts can be purchased by them selves.. i need to get some of those. lol |
Originally Posted by builtb16a
(Post 8233140)
http://i55.tinypic.com/1zy7lfp.jpg
those black little blocks? crap.. i don't even remember see'ing those. i wonder if the parts can be purchased by them selves.. i need to get some of those. lol http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...-Set-422425715 |
All rubber blocks are hard,they all seem to be the same type of rubber between manufacturers.
Just don’t quite see them doing their intended job. |
Originally Posted by RustyOne
(Post 8233286)
All rubber blocks are hard,they all seem to be the same type of rubber between manufacturers.
Just don’t quite see them doing their intended job. |
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