Amewi AM8E
12-21-2022, 05:47 AM
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Amewi AM8E
Hello everyone,
I have an Amewi AM8E buggy, haven't used it for years, since one of my batteries bursted after a crash. pretty much after that i dumped this hobby for 6 years or so (life happens). And now I'am happy again to be back on the track! Bought new Gens Ace 60C batteries and took my Amewi Buggy off the wardrobes top. It was all completely covered in dust
(even the tires were firmly glued on the surface) . After cleaning arround it with a napkin i remembered how i had it being dissasembled and not taking proper care of diff gears. While my batteries are being delivered I'am planning to re-grease diff gears. I want to regrease all 3 diff gears, two of them are under plastic casings, the gears itselves are metal. I've read that some greases can make a negative impact on plastics. I was wondering if I used "Neste Molygrease" what is the worst scenario it can make to my plastic casings? Information i find on the website: " Neste Molygrease is a lithium alkali based special grease with molybdenum disulfide which
reduces friction and improves lubrication. Its lubricating component is high-quality mineral oil, and its
composition has great characteristics of resistance to mechanical loads. "
I have an Amewi AM8E buggy, haven't used it for years, since one of my batteries bursted after a crash. pretty much after that i dumped this hobby for 6 years or so (life happens). And now I'am happy again to be back on the track! Bought new Gens Ace 60C batteries and took my Amewi Buggy off the wardrobes top. It was all completely covered in dust
(even the tires were firmly glued on the surface) . After cleaning arround it with a napkin i remembered how i had it being dissasembled and not taking proper care of diff gears. While my batteries are being delivered I'am planning to re-grease diff gears. I want to regrease all 3 diff gears, two of them are under plastic casings, the gears itselves are metal. I've read that some greases can make a negative impact on plastics. I was wondering if I used "Neste Molygrease" what is the worst scenario it can make to my plastic casings? Information i find on the website: " Neste Molygrease is a lithium alkali based special grease with molybdenum disulfide whichreduces friction and improves lubrication. Its lubricating component is high-quality mineral oil, and its
composition has great characteristics of resistance to mechanical loads. "
