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What's your method for cleaning?

Steveoarrma517 said:

What's your method for cleaning?

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Well, I cleaned most of the dirt I could reach with a toothbrush away, but there's still a ton of dirt in difficult to reach places

I'm afraid it can only be cleaned further with water, but I don't want to damage the electronics or make the metal rust. If anyone has good tips to get this cleaned up I'm all ears.

Spry with wd-40 then jet blast with your water hose )

ddq5auce said:

Spry with wd-40 then jet blast with your water hose )

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Sounds good, I'll try that tomorrow. I'll also try to wrap the electronics in cling film and use a hairdryer afterwards until everything is dry.

I decided not to be lazy and take away the risk of damaging electronics by removing them. After all, it's just 4 screws for the ESC plate, 4 screws for the receiver and 5 or the servo.

I sprayed all outdrives, hinges and joints with WD40 as recommended and then easily flushed the dirt away with the water hose. I tried to avoid hitting the motor and center diff as much as possible.

After this I dried it all with a hairdryer, used canned air for the nooks and crannies (really should get myself a compressor) and then put dry bike lube where needed.

My servos keep going out I just got the kraton exb my first off-road why is that ?
I’m down a savox and stock one battery pack on the second one the savox lasted me a few runs.

PshmokN’EM887 said:

My servos keep going out I just got the kraton exb my first off-road why is that ?
I’m down a savox and stock one battery pack on the second one the savox lasted me a few runs.

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I see someone already recommended to set your endpoints, which is #1 reason for this. https://www.arrmaforum.com/threads/so-my-second-servo-down-after-one-pack.48176/