While I was driving my slash, I drove it around a Conner and it went into a two wheel skid, then there was a load pop, and now when I give it some throttle it turns left. After taking every thing a part I found the grub screw hold the driveline had snapped.I cant find a replacement or find why the screw snapped, can any one help me?
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03-25-2012 11:14 AM #1RC Champion
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Slash driveline help
DeWalt 1/8 Summit, Slash XL-5, Slayer Pro 3.3.
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03-25-2012 07:06 PM #2
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03-25-2012 09:20 PM #3RC Champion
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Yes, thanks. stupid me didn't rember to check to BIGEST rc store online. ya, don't worry about me i'm just go'n a little crazy with how aditited to this hobby i am
...lol THANKS FOR THE HELP. PS do you know what made it snap?
DeWalt 1/8 Summit, Slash XL-5, Slayer Pro 3.3.
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03-25-2012 09:58 PM #4
It may have loosed and backed its way out then got hung up. Dab a little silicone or nail polish or.......on the threads when you seat the new one!
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03-25-2012 11:44 PM #5RC Turnbuckle Jr.
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I like to use blue loctite (or the generic equivalent) for screws that like to back out.
My Black & Blue Rally is faster than your color...
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03-26-2012 04:06 PM #6
definitely use locktite as stated above.
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