Axial SCX10 build - My first kit. Well guys, I've started my SCX10 kit build that I got for christmas! This is my first kit, and since I'm new to all this, the thread won't have any build "recommendations" or anything, and will mainly be newb questions...oh, I'll also post pictures along the way of the build and obviously the final product! So...my first question: I have run into a problem already! :cry: The bearings for the axles don't seem to be seating in all the way. When I try screwing it shut, its a VERY tight fit, and the plastic doesn't go around the bearing. Any way I can fix this? http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7413/1...93461908_c.jpg http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7322/1...9763a460_c.jpg |
Re: Axial SCX10 build - My first kit. I had the exact same problem with my kit. The housings came out of the package warped. Heat gun them back square, buy a new set, or be careful when screwing together so as to not bind up the gears. After you assemble the axle, you should be able to turn the pinion shaft with zero resistance. |
Re: Axial SCX10 build - My first kit. This my help you with your build. Its for the Honcho but will get you through most of it. your about 1 week early for my G6 build series. Build The Axial SCX-10 Honcho Page by Page - YouTube My G6 Axles were just like that. Once I screwed the other half on it was just fine. Be careful if you try to heat it up. Its all good until it isnt. It can go SOUTH REAL QUICK. :cry: |
Re: Axial SCX10 build - My first kit. Leave the axles out and put the case together but don't tighten the bolts down all the way , then slide your axials and bearing in from the sides. |
Re: Axial SCX10 build - My first kit. Thanks guys! I'll check out that build series to see if anything is in there before I go and modify the housing. Heres another picture just for more of a sense: http://farm3.staticflickr.com/2893/1...901c5220_c.jpg |
Re: Axial SCX10 build - My first kit. Yeah that's exactly what mine looked like...thanks Axial!! |
Re: Axial SCX10 build - My first kit. If you're just gonna screw it together, just be sure you don't bind up the gears when tightening the screws. Some will have less torque on them than others to get it perfect because it internally distorts as you tighten. |
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Re: Axial SCX10 build - My first kit. Keep building, it will straighten itself out. Old Man has it right. As you build, the axles and bearing are going to fall out anyway. :mrgreen: |
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hopefully you're right! :) |
Re: Axial SCX10 build - My first kit. You can skip ahead in the manual and grab your rear lockouts or front hubs and slide them over the ends to check fit. It will all fit, screw it together. and move on. |
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After I think 8 hours of total drivingtime the noise disappear slowly. |
Re: Axial SCX10 build - My first kit. Built many kits before but liking RTR more and more...lol You would think by looking at it the bearing fit inside the wider end and pressed up against the lip ..but haven't built this kit so..im just blowing smoke I guess..lol |
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EDIT: So I just built the second axle and that went together beautifully. Its this first axle thats pictured which is giving me problems. The hub carriers will not fit due to this problem. Any easy fixes (besides heating it up...I've never been good with heat) or maybe any error I may be making? |
Re: Axial SCX10 build - My first kit. Ah hah! I found my problem! I had the shafts pushed in too far into the diff. Now I just need to find out how to loosen up the blue loctite on one side...man its stuck in there! |
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My axle housings were warped just as badly. |
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So did that move the bearing out so it fit outside of the groove instead of on top of it?..lol |
Re: Axial SCX10 build - My first kit. The last couple sets of cases I assembled looked like that also. LOL Not a big deal, once the lockouts or C's are pushed on everything is fine. No slop in the bearings at all. Like others have stated, no loctite on the lockers. I'm pretty sure, although it's been a long time since I looked at an assembly book, that Axial actually shows a drop of loctite to be applied to each shaft going into the locker, could be wrong IDK. |
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