Grease G2R single speed tranny?

[BP-Revo]

Yes, you should, as with a Steel Idler there will be metal on metal contact. Not doing so will most likely result in premature wear. After I greased mine my transmission was smooth as silk.

The stock tranny can be greased, but its unnecessary. The stock gears are teflon and are self lubricating.

[jhautz]

anywhere there is metal to metal contact of moving parts you should lubricate it somehow to prevent wear. The Emaxx transmision with steel idler gear is no exception.

[Dafni]

Originally Posted by BP-Revo

...The stock gears are teflon ....

I highly doubt this :032: A solid teflon gear would not stand a chance.
The stock gears are probably nylon or delrin.

Just my feeling.

[BP-Revo]

Originally Posted by Dafni

I highly doubt this :032: A solid teflon gear would not stand a chance.
The stock gears are probably nylon or delrin.

Just my feeling.

Blah...sorry...nylon is what I meant - my point was that they are self lubricating. :007:

Good catch :eek:

[Dafni]

I just had to say it :)

[Procharged5.0]

Nylon is correct.

I think you guys just like to talk about "self lubricating".....:005:

Always grease the transmission, pack as much in as you can. Stock transmissions benifit from this as well. The reason we started running grease in them was to absorb impact on the gears, and it works quite well. It will also lubricate the gears of course.

[BP-Revo]

Originally Posted by Procharged5.0

I think you guys just like to talk about "self lubricating".....:005:

LOL

Pack in as much as you can? That takes away power though...(more resistance) as it starts acting like a diff.