Nice job, and good advice. I must admit I’m not brave enough to remove the pinion before a main. It’s one of those things that I loctite and don’t touch.
Your videos are great. However, this time I disagree and would say that I would never remove the pinion. To avoid these problems and still check the drive train, I always remove the center differential. That's six bolts on mine. If there is enough time, I remove all wheel bearings, clean them and oil them. To clean the bearings, I use lacquer thinner (recycled nitro thinner). This is quick, but the wash thinner evaporates very slowly. So blow out the bearings.
Hey Albert! I do , it’s actually Adam Drakes setup with miner tweaks at different tracks… if your on Facebook, message me there and I’ll send it to ya!! (I’m not sure how to send pics in here!)
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Nice job, and good advice. I must admit I’m not brave enough to remove the pinion before a main. It’s one of those things that I loctite and don’t touch.
Thanks D70!!…. Yup I can definitely understand that!!
Your videos are great. However, this time I disagree and would say that I would never remove the pinion. To avoid these problems and still check the drive train, I always remove the center differential. That's six bolts on mine.
If there is enough time, I remove all wheel bearings, clean them and oil them.
To clean the bearings, I use lacquer thinner (recycled nitro thinner). This is quick, but the wash thinner evaporates very slowly. So blow out the bearings.
Thanks Marcus!!!
Hi No Pro,
Would you have a bumpy dirt outdoor track setup MBX8e you dont mind sharing. Thx.
Hey Albert! I do , it’s actually Adam Drakes setup with miner tweaks at different tracks… if your on Facebook, message me there and I’ll send it to ya!! (I’m not sure how to send pics in here!)
facebook.com/NoPro-RC-103705818403421/