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w824gb3 22-01-2011 12:28 PM

Stripped my idler gear in mad rat brushless
 
After only about 10 runs i've stripped the idler gear (125000490) in my RTR brushless mad rat gearbox. The car is standard at the moment so while i've got it in bits i'm going to ball race it all. However I wanted to know if there is a stronger gear available as an upgrade because this seems to be the weak link in the transmission. I've seen on't web that others have suffered the same fate.:thumbdown:

Looking fwd to reading your suggestions.

Thanks,
Glenn.

nosequehacer 22-01-2011 02:47 PM

May be your slipper is too much tight... you can always try this:

http://www.tcmodels.net/index.php?pa...mart&Itemid=71

marcel 22-01-2011 04:57 PM

the alu teamC idler gear is great.
also the hpi blitz idler works great but bit heavy
slipper was to tight i think

w824gb3 22-01-2011 05:31 PM

Thanks guys. I did tighten the slipper because I was getting too much slip. However even after I did this something was still slipping. Maybe it was the diff slipping? Seemed worse between half and full throttle on the carpet I was racing on. Do these other makes of idler have the same dimensions then?

nosequehacer 22-01-2011 06:56 PM

First is just the replacement one you need. I think if you run in carpet and use idler alu gear and the slipper is too tigt may be you streep the diff teeth.
fisrt of all tight enough your diff (not until death... ) and try your slipper then.

Sure you have fast guys on the track that can help you.

Cameo 25-01-2011 03:31 AM

hpi blitz idler for sure.

millzy 25-01-2011 05:37 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by w824gb3 (Post 455311)
Thanks guys. I did tighten the slipper because I was getting too much slip. However even after I did this something was still slipping. Maybe it was the diff slipping? Seemed worse between half and full throttle on the carpet I was racing on. Do these other makes of idler have the same dimensions then?


Sounds like your diff was slipping, and the stress from the slipper and gears trying to rotate causes your top shaft to heat up and melt/strip the plastic idle gear, I had this last week with my tc02.

make sure the diff is not set lose and back the slipper off until your happy with the way the car responds when you push the throttle

Bazzokajoe 25-01-2011 09:58 PM

stripped mine recently too, own fault, running a tight slipper locked diff and 1/8 buggy tires on the team c short course...

replaced the idler with a steel one but now my gearbox is noisy... i carefully cleaned out all the plastic shards i could find, but the box now seems tight and loud... anyone else experianced this problem?


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