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12.11.2008, 06:12 PM
i somehow managed to break a hardened steel trans shaft anyone else do this ever? i busted the shaft and ground gears + my spur lost a tooth.
did i do something wrong or just sheer abuse. is there and upgrade? thanks |
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12.11.2008, 06:14 PM
Well, that's a first. Might have been a weak spot around where the pin hole was.
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12.11.2008, 06:23 PM
lol that's 2 first's i have heard from you brian g; last week my clutch pin broke (replaced with allen wrench shaved down) and now this. i must say though the brian g dual pin mod held its own and now this new weak spot reared its evil head.
i am mainly scared when i get a motor suited for my truck as i run a 36-60 2000kv Medusa, my trans will explode 
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12.11.2008, 06:31 PM
lol, it happens. You fix one weak spot and another shows up. Such is the life of BL. And those nitro guys say electric isn't as powerful...
 Once I came up with the locking method and then addressed the weak pins, I never had further problems, so I didn't "fix" anything else. Now it's your turn to come up with ways to address the new weak spots.
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