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JERRY2KONE 05.02.2009 12:13 AM

It was good.
 
It was good to see that someone is still getting good use of one of Shaun's threads. I sure miss having him in here showing off his builds. They are always inspiring in one way or another. I sure hope that his divorce is not one of those knock down drag out fights, which are totally useless when it comes to the kids. If you get to this Shaun know that you are missed at RCM. Good luck with that.

Nek 05.02.2009 12:35 AM

Thanks jhautz! again hahah EDIT: well turns out the shims I was wondering about are the ones used to adjust the front/rear diff gear mesh. That means mine are shimless, didn't really bother to check the mesh, figured it would be spot on like the rest of the kit... Can I run it like this for the breaking in and then check how the mesh looks and adjust, really don't feel like opening those bulks AGAIN.

Yeah all those build threads really help when your wondering about certain steps...

Oh and the other thing that drove me NUTS last night is that for the life of me I could not get my hands on the multi-turnbuckle tool. And this really SUCKED. From looking at the pics it was packaged in the oil and grease bag. Wasn't in mine or somehow I missed it and it vanished :P I guess I'll order one lol

jhautz 05.02.2009 01:57 AM

Sorry if I sent you down the wrong path there. My diffs meshed perfectly and didnt need any shimming. I have built 2 of these 808 buggies and neither one needed shimming in the diffs. If you get the active diff it will need a couple shims though. Both that I have seen needed to have the mesh tightened a little.

auto2 05.02.2009 07:18 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Nek (Post 283903)
Thanks jhautz! again hahah EDIT: well turns out the shims I was wondering about are the ones used to adjust the front/rear diff gear mesh. That means mine are shimless, didn't really bother to check the mesh, figured it would be spot on like the rest of the kit... Can I run it like this for the breaking in and then check how the mesh looks and adjust, really don't feel like opening those bulks AGAIN.

Yeah all those build threads really help when your wondering about certain steps...

Oh and the other thing that drove me NUTS last night is that for the life of me I could not get my hands on the multi-turnbuckle tool. And this really SUCKED. From looking at the pics it was packaged in the oil and grease bag. Wasn't in mine or somehow I missed it and it vanished :P I guess I'll order one lol

how many do you want /LOL i must have 4 of um by now.


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