the fix to the broken axle problem
03-01-2006 | 08:48 PM
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the fix to the broken axle problem
i've already posted the fix in the monster truck / cen genesis , nemisis official forum so here is the link.
http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_38...mpage_6/tm.htm
this should fix all the problems without any major tools, unless you call a hacksaw a major tool,lol.
http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_38...mpage_6/tm.htm
this should fix all the problems without any major tools, unless you call a hacksaw a major tool,lol.
03-02-2006 | 11:59 AM
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RE: the fix to the broken axle problem
Look good but the dog-bones seem a little skinny. Why not use the Genesis 19mm or Nemesis 22mm wheel hexes and the CEN wheels?
Anyway I just read the Nemesis review and I see that 2 axles were broken in one session on the track. He said to have spares on hand but did not say that they cost $40 a pair [X(] Maybe Cen will have an upgrade soon?
CEN: any update on this issue?
Here are a couple of hints:
Anyway I just read the Nemesis review and I see that 2 axles were broken in one session on the track. He said to have spares on hand but did not say that they cost $40 a pair [X(] Maybe Cen will have an upgrade soon?
CEN: any update on this issue?
Here are a couple of hints:
03-02-2006 | 02:13 PM
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RE: the fix to the broken axle problem
ORIGINAL: Genesis_twin
Look good but the dog-bones seem a little skinny. Why not use the Genesis 19mm or Nemesis 22mm wheel hexes and the CEN wheels?
Anyway I just read the Nemesis review and I see that 2 axles were broken in one session on the track. He said to have spares on hand but did not say that they cost $40 a pair [X(] Maybe Cen will have an upgrade soon?
CEN: any update on this issue?
Here are a couple of hints:
Look good but the dog-bones seem a little skinny. Why not use the Genesis 19mm or Nemesis 22mm wheel hexes and the CEN wheels?
Anyway I just read the Nemesis review and I see that 2 axles were broken in one session on the track. He said to have spares on hand but did not say that they cost $40 a pair [X(] Maybe Cen will have an upgrade soon?
CEN: any update on this issue?
Here are a couple of hints:
03-04-2006 | 11:08 PM
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RE: the fix to the broken axle problem
they will probably make the axle solid , then at the hex still make the hole but the hex will have a a grub screw and a shaft built into it like some that go in the drive cups like these and eliminating the hollow shaft.
