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Re: Kyosho Turbo Optima Legendary series - 30619
Posted: Thu Dec 30, 2021 4:42 pm
by silvertriple
Zaskar wrote: ↑Thu Dec 30, 2021 4:36 pm
Yes thankyou, so you mean the dog bone just squashes the o ring into the cup?, surely after one run the o ring will be trashed?
PS sorry if i'm ruining your thread!
No, it doesn't get trashed: it just go in, and prevent the ball to move to far inside, and the target of this is to reduce the possible movement of the dog bones toward the inside of the outdiff, avoiding them to pop out...
Don't worry, this is very often used in many kits for this same reason, and the o-ring will survive (it won't even move from the outdiff when you take teh dog bone out, unless you use a small screw driver to get the o-ring off)...
And don't worry about ruining my thread, I document things so they can serve others, and if any one comes with the same question, he'll find the answer reading the thread
Re: Kyosho Turbo Optima Legendary series - 30619
Posted: Thu Dec 30, 2021 4:48 pm
by Zaskar
silvertriple wrote: ↑Thu Dec 30, 2021 4:42 pm
Zaskar wrote: ↑Thu Dec 30, 2021 4:36 pm
Yes thankyou, so you mean the dog bone just squashes the o ring into the cup?, surely after one run the o ring will be trashed?
PS sorry if i'm ruining your thread!
No, it doesn't get trashed: it just go in, and prevent the ball to move to far inside, and the target of this is to reduce the possible movement of the dog bones toward the inside of the outdiff, avoiding them to pop out...
Don't worry, this is very often used in many kits for this same reason, and the o-ring will survive (it won't even move from the outdiff when you take teh dog bone out, unless you use a small screw driver to get the o-ring off)...
And don't worry about ruining my thread, I document things so they can serve others, and if any one comes with the same question, he'll find the answer reading the thread
Legend, much appreciated thanks. I haven't built a car like this since the 90's so I may have forgotten stuff haha.
I have been in FG Leopard land for years and they don't really use anything small and rubber
