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martin so16 06-12-2011 08:36 PM

dex 410 v3 bent rear prop shaft
 
just got my v3 last week ran it the first time on sunday and after 2 runs theres a slight wimp [bend] in the rear prop going to the diff has any one else had this problem emailed team durango 2 days ago still no reply :confused:

AmiSMB 06-12-2011 09:49 PM

Did you use the plastic rear brace or the carbon one? Unfortunately when using the plastic one there is a lot of flex at the rear and with the new longer output cup the rear shaft can bend instead of poping out. You have to make sure that the long screws that go into the m3 nuts on top of the rear gearbox are tight and the screw that goes all the way through the brace with an m3 nut on are really tight. I had issues at the MK GP over the table top with this issue and had the rear shaft pop out and then the front shaft popping out on my V1. The other thing that can happen is the rear hoop that hold the diff can allow the rear gearbox to move up during flex and bend the shaft. To avoid this you can either use the aluminum gearbox holder or make sure that the rear diff inserts are really tightened down to make sure that the rear gearbox cannot move.

martin so16 06-12-2011 10:11 PM

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Originally Posted by AmiSMB (Post 591809)
Did you use the plastic rear brace or the carbon one? Unfortunately when using the plastic one there is a lot of flex at the rear and with the new longer output cup the rear shaft can bend instead of poping out. You have to make sure that the long screws that go into the m3 nuts on top of the rear gearbox are tight and the screw that goes all the way through the brace with an m3 nut on are really tight. I had issues at the MK GP over the table top with this issue and had the rear shaft pop out and then the front shaft popping out on my V1. The other thing that can happen is the rear hoop that hold the diff can allow the rear gearbox to move up during flex and bend the shaft. To avoid this you can either use the aluminum gearbox holder or make sure that the rear diff inserts are really tightened down to make sure that the rear gearbox cannot move.

was useing the carbon brace and all ready useing alloy gearbox holder and useing alloy rear gearbox holder as well will check every thing is tight so not sure why its bent but thanks for the help :thumbsup:

AmiSMB 07-12-2011 08:03 AM

Even with the carbon brace if you land hard the rear of the car will flex quite a lot bending the rear or front shaft. If you have an impact front or rear it will bend the drive shafts as well. I put in a brand new pair of front 2mm CVD's in at the MK and they got slightly bent as I went hard :)

martin so16 07-12-2011 06:29 PM

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Originally Posted by AmiSMB (Post 591884)
Even with the carbon brace if you land hard the rear of the car will flex quite a lot bending the rear or front shaft. If you have an impact front or rear it will bend the drive shafts as well. I put in a brand new pair of front 2mm CVD's in at the MK and they got slightly bent as I went hard :)

ok that sounds like what i have done then we do have a jump that you can get alot of air on thanks for your help :thumbsup:

jayropes 10-12-2011 05:26 PM

dex410 spur gear
 
I havent finished mine yet but i noticed that the rear propshaft looked bent befor even running the car. Upon closer inspection i realised that it was in fact the spur gear not being true, giving the impression of a bent shaft!!!!

samd 10-12-2011 06:58 PM

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Originally Posted by jayropes (Post 593017)
I havent finished mine yet but i noticed that the rear propshaft looked bent befor even running the car. Upon closer inspection i realised that it was in fact the spur gear not being true, giving the impression of a bent shaft!!!!

My 410R is the same from new:(


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