soundcolor
Rock Crawler
I managed to somehow strip the end link on the shock shaft.
any ideas of how to fix it... or am I gonna have to buy another one.
any ideas of how to fix it... or am I gonna have to buy another one.
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Stripped shock rod link
- Thread starter soundcolor
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nightcrawler86
Pebble Pounder
probably easiest to just buy a set of shocks and have spares
soundcolor
Rock Crawler
yeah, thats my next purchase.
It was just the little plastic end link that stripped.
Threw some loctite at it, see how that works.
It was just the little plastic end link that stripped.
Threw some loctite at it, see how that works.
wheelhead4x4
Quarry Creeper
I think the loctite mite eat the plastic. I have use nail ploish for a locker when it in plastic.
Shaun
Rock Crawler
You can also use CA for thread locker on plastic.
The part number for the shock ends(also comes with pre-load clips and some other shock related parts) is LOSB1441 should run you around $5.99 at any local or online hobby shop.
The part number for the shock ends(also comes with pre-load clips and some other shock related parts) is LOSB1441 should run you around $5.99 at any local or online hobby shop.
soundcolor
Rock Crawler
Thanks for the tips guys. I was just lookin for a quick fix till my new RcBros alum. ones arrive.
wheelhead4x4
Quarry Creeper
Not a problem bro thats what we are all here for to help each other out.
wheelhead4x4
Quarry Creeper
Do you have a part number for those alum rod ends from RcBros?
Drvnbeing
Quarry Creeper
I just used CA glue on mine and the nice part about it is that you can just pull them off with a lil force and re-glue if needed. But after I glued once I have been able to screw them on as normally would.
nightcrawler86
Pebble Pounder
Loctite works just as goo djust dont use the red stuff..been down that road. use the blue its not quite as strong.
