Official Mini-T Thread
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then you will be fine. I have the stock mini chassis and i had to remove a flag behind the servo to fit it. Not really part of the chassis but is trimming.... The baja mini-t chassis has that part all ready gone so....
either way you have less in the way on the CF chassis and will be ok.
either way you have less in the way on the CF chassis and will be ok.
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i would assume lube...
http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXMUM6&P=7
http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXMUM6&P=7
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I ran out of diff lube and used that instead and it messed my 18t's diffs up. I have to stop being cheap and stock up on the right supplies.
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Well that stuff gummed up my diffs and thats where all my problems came from. I turned the diff in my mini baja around and that set that problem straight also. Now I see why they give you 2 different lubes. Now I just need a nice day so I can go to the track and watch them fly.
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i've used automotive bearing grease before.
i've used automotive bearing grease before.
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Is cam grease thinner than bearing grease?
My lhs had some marine grease i grabbed a while back and like that also. Smelly but works.
My lhs had some marine grease i grabbed a while back and like that also. Smelly but works.
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Is cam grease thinner than bearing grease?
My lhs had some marine grease i grabbed a while back and like that also. Smelly but works.
Is cam grease thinner than bearing grease?
My lhs had some marine grease i grabbed a while back and like that also. Smelly but works.
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I use green slime for everything, Works great on shocks that leak. When my miniT shocks leaked i used that between two seal and they never leaked again. Its good stuff just a little expensive.
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i used automotive bearing grease to!
havent gotten to use it but it seems really good.. i didnt get to put a lot in because my dada wouldnt let me but it seems really good
havent gotten to use it but it seems really good.. i didnt get to put a lot in because my dada wouldnt let me but it seems really good
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AE makes it Its called Green slime, One sec I'll grab a link
http://order.aeteam.net/product_deta...?Itemcode=1105
http://order.aeteam.net/product_deta...?Itemcode=1105
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Is cam grease thinner than bearing grease?
My lhs had some marine grease i grabbed a while back and like that also. Smelly but works.
Is cam grease thinner than bearing grease?
My lhs had some marine grease i grabbed a while back and like that also. Smelly but works.