h8z2luze
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lol the screws were loose in my diff apparently I heard clink clink clink pulled it apart and found this lol...
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Shreddin gears!!
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Nice... that blows.
The old school 21 savage used to have that problem. One of the first things guys did then was pull the diffs out (which was a horrendous task), take out the course plastic thread screws and replace them with machine thread screws.
If you get a new one... make sure to use locktight!
The old school 21 savage used to have that problem. One of the first things guys did then was pull the diffs out (which was a horrendous task), take out the course plastic thread screws and replace them with machine thread screws.
If you get a new one... make sure to use locktight!
BOUTCH
Hardcore RCTalk User
Mmmm gear soup!!! But seriously that sucks!!:whhooo:
Scrogg
Hardcore RCTalk User
Go ahead and replace the pinion gear too. If the pinion gear chewed the ring gear that badly then it is probably toast and will cause your new ring gear to fail early.
Check those diff bearings out good. If there is any slop in them, change them.
Check those diff bearings out good. If there is any slop in them, change them.
