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Pebble Pounder Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: marlborough, ct
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are there any shims required on gear mesh for txt/jugg 2 axles. thanks in advance.
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Newbie Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: New York
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When I installed the differential with long and short shafts, I placed thin shims on opposite sides of the diff to take up any loose play. Tamiya tells you to place a washer on each end of the axle shaft, next to the c clip. I was able to move the diff side to side and wanted to eliminate that. Make sure you do not shim too tight just enough to take up the excess play. I also used a shim on the top right angle gears to keep the gears mesh consistant. Without the shim I found that the mesh was not consistant when turning by hand. I would imagine that in time as the gears wore, this movement can lead to excessive wear. I also used red locktite to hold the gear onto the splined shaft during assembly. I made sure that the gears turned freely without binding up. | |
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