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Old 11-29-2002, 02:54 PM
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Removing Rims

I have a hard time taking off the rear rims. I guess all the lubricant on that giant O-ring came off. Once, the setscrew even came off! I have tried ceramic grease and motor lube. i have also tried some oil with teflon. What do you guys use to take off your rims.
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Old 11-29-2002, 06:10 PM
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I just use the grease that came with the kit. Don't just grease the o-ring, do the whole hub. I suppose also you could try graphite filings.
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I have a DRR and I am wondering what the best replacement is fot the stupid small o-ring on the axel for the diff. tention.
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Old 12-15-2002, 11:26 AM
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I just guessing here, but maybe ANOTHER:

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stupid small o-ring


Why? Have u lost yours? Has your o-ring offended you? Did you want your diff to be adjustable? Do you just want to have an o-ring-less car?
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Because the o-ring will eventualy get cut and because it doesn't allow you to adjust the ball diff. tention as well as I would like.
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Old 12-15-2002, 09:23 PM
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the o-ring will eventualy get cut
That's funny, 'cause mine's been on for 1yr plus!!!

Maybe a couple washers or a small spring would give some adjustment?
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Old 12-19-2002, 10:14 PM
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After hearing the plans of a execlent racer at the track tonight I have decided to make a new rear axle. I will have it the same length and width but insted of having a screw going into the axle I will die the outer edge and put a lock nut on it. That should work better.

I fubed up while cleaning my car before a race. I was cleaning and oiling the rear axel parts after discovering that my o-ring was pan-caking out making my diff. be really lose and I was thinking to much about how to fix than what I was doing and lost every bearing out of the thrust bearing but 2. :-/

At the end of it all I decided just to do a timperarey rigging of it and put 2 small washers to replace the o-ring and REALLY greased up the thrust disk so it would slide good. Then I put loctite on the diff. screw and locked it down. only until I get my other one going.
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