Tornado: Replacement dogbones??
09-21-2009 | 07:21 PM
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From: Debary,
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Tornado: Replacement dogbones??
Hey guys, well first time out and Ive broke it already!
Not sure when or where, but at some point I noticed she wasnt pullin with all 4 wheels, so a quick revealed the LF dogbone (shaft that connectsthe front diffto the LF wheel)was missing.. 
Do any other rc "brands"bones fit theseRedcatTornadoS30??HPIor Traxxas maybe??If so, a part number would be sweet!!If not, I guess it's mailorder for me.. Thanks for any info!!Also, any way to keep em from falling outso easy?I didnt hit anything, just a few roll overs?
Not sure when or where, but at some point I noticed she wasnt pullin with all 4 wheels, so a quick revealed the LF dogbone (shaft that connectsthe front diffto the LF wheel)was missing.. Do any other rc "brands"bones fit theseRedcatTornadoS30??HPIor Traxxas maybe??If so, a part number would be sweet!!If not, I guess it's mailorder for me.. Thanks for any info!!Also, any way to keep em from falling outso easy?I didnt hit anything, just a few roll overs?
09-24-2009 | 06:04 PM
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RE: Tornado: Replacement dogbones??
06061 is the part number [link=http://allaboutfunhobbies.com/store/catalog/product_info.php/products_id/1711]http://allaboutfunhobbies.com/store/catalog/product_info.php/products_id/1711[/link]
If you want to keep them from wearing out fast or just falling out. You can take a piece of fuel line tubing and cut a small sliver off the end of it and put it in the drive cups. That will help to keep the dog bones from moving around and wearing out too fast or falling out. You don't the slice of fuel line tubing too big our it will bind up the dogbone on the uptravel. So make cure to lift the arm up and turn the wheel to make sure there is no binding.
If you want to keep them from wearing out fast or just falling out. You can take a piece of fuel line tubing and cut a small sliver off the end of it and put it in the drive cups. That will help to keep the dog bones from moving around and wearing out too fast or falling out. You don't the slice of fuel line tubing too big our it will bind up the dogbone on the uptravel. So make cure to lift the arm up and turn the wheel to make sure there is no binding.
