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crt.5 rear drive shaft problem
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ive broken 3 drive shafts so far on the crt.5 , is their any stronger drive shafts available?? , i tried the new cvd drive shaft for the crt.5 but its too short, it reaches the tip of the cup which cause the shaft on the end to strip , right now i unlocked my centre diff and i had a question , will the cup from 1/8 truggies fit inside the centre diff of the crt.5?? and does anyone know where i can get 6mm to 5mm adapter for the drive cup?? |
I suggest contacting Mike and see if he can make you a set. I am not sure if the diff cups are interchangeable...I tend to think not, but, I could be wrong
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I've used standard output shafts or you could use mikes revo output shafts...
how are they breaking? shearing or bending? if bending it might be your rear brace that this the problem causing the chassis to flex and crushing the shaft... |
the shafts break near the end of the ball ,then they become 2 pieces , i think it has been breaking because i put some crawler tires on (only 2.2 tires i have) and coz of the locked center diff of the crt5 , i just opened it and removed all the glue , gonna go to the hobby shop tomorrow and buy the rear cvd and will see wat happens
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The center diff cups between a CRT .5 and a 1/8th scale Buggy/Truggy are not interchangeable as they are a different size. Unlocking the center diff will help, but those big tires sure don't help with your situation. The CRT .5 is a tough little thing but it has its limits.
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i just got a new rear drivshaft but im still having issues, when i use the spacers move the drivshaft a bit more in the cup , the driveshaft always falls of i the end , and if i didnt use the spacer the driveshaft reaches the cup but just spins inside , im beginning to think that the cup the worn out , gonna replace it today , and wat is a gd diff oil for the center diff if im using rcm chassis and 2.2 tires??
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My solution to strenghen main shafts, and to set 1/8 car torsen diff in the middle looks like this.
http://www.gfoto.com/UserPicPopup.as...B7A443#PicShow http://www.gfoto.com/UserPicPopup.as...B7A443#PicShow http://www.gfoto.com/UserPicPopup.as...B7A443#PicShow 1st Tamiya sleeves burned grease off, then drilling to allow cup screw take grip.( not genuine shaft, only for measuring) Shim plate to sheild bearing side , when STRONG threadlock takes hold on this bushing. This system allows use of 1/8 T-bones too. No matter where you install big cup as long as axle is 5mm and hole 8mm in cup. |
hhmm , where did u get those bronze spacers from ???
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aahh finally solved my rear driveshaft issues , i fitted the revo driveshaft on it , and its the first time i go through a whole battery without stopping and fixing something, if anyone want to know how to do it , tell me and ill make a how to thread
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What are you running in the .5 to break driveshafts?
I've run 1400W pushing M2Ks on the little thing and never had any driveshaft issues. The only one I ever bent was due to the rear brace flexing on a big bad landing. 7075 braces fixed that. |
im was running medusa 2300 70mm with mmm and 4s lipo, with crawler tires
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Did you remove the rear brace i don't see it in the photos
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in the pic it wasn't on because i didn't know where to put it , but now its on with a different location so it doesn't touch the driveshaft
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(edit: damper linkage, was the name) Same size is in clodbuster, gearbushing 5*8*(?about3?) Many use only axles and these stay unneeded. pic: http://www.tamiyausa.com/images/prod...=gallery_6.jpg |
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yes, i also found it on the steering assembly of a tamiya buggy.but i found a better alternative to make an adapter for 8mm to 5mm its from a part from the emaxx's steering , just cut and drill it
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well fixing the driveshaft problem made another problem to occur , the gears inside my center diff were broken to pieces , decided to returned everything back to stock right now (stock chassis tires ....) and use the only small motor i have the mamba max esc and the 7700 kv motor with 2s lipo , for now
my lhs sells a 3500 kv motor i think its the same size as the mamba max motor , will it be ok geared 18/46 with rcm chassis,2s lipo , and 2.2 tires ??? |
Yes but better to buy a medusa 50 3300kv
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I have used 1/8 Spider diff and hobao Torsen in the middle. Both can handle required power. RTR type diffs have often just 2 of those little gears in, so they can't unless they are steel. (no diff lives if no grease/diff oil)
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yes i thought of doin that , but decided to power it down , it was very uncontrollable and heavy , gonna move from medusa 2300 70m/mmm/4s 5000mah to medusa 3300 50m/mm/2s 4000mah
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Powering down that way makes it is so much lighter, that it goes again ...
Maybe drive time reduces? My drive today (-5 Celcius): suspension arm had to " give up", not half of 8A lipos udsed. Person I was driving with lost his MMM v3 with large smoke. No reason found! |
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yes, ive broken alot of rear arms , the most thing i hated is when i go to the track and drive for less than 3 minutes and the driveshaft breaks or somethn else , i never drove the crt.5 int he track for 3 laps , first time i went spent 3 hours fixing my drivshaft issue at the track, 2nd time broke a rear arm , third time broke the gears in the center diff and drive shaft , thats when i had it and decided to make it light and less powerful
but im having a hard decision to make a decision of either fix my emaxx (chassis, ofna diff,motor clamp....) , finish turning my titan to a buggy , fix crt.5 (tires and motor) OR fix crt.5 and buggy and get an m11 dsss , i know i should fix my car then get the radio since i already have a nomadio react but i dont know y i want a m11 so0 bad . wat should i do ???? |
well , i was bored and started to play around with some diffs and i was able to fit the inferno diff and cups with the crt.5 spur in the motor mount for the crt.5 but it doesn't fit in the rc monster chassis which means ill have to relocate then servo or make my own chassis, ill try making my own chassis first , wat wheel base should i make it ???
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