That's all @WoodiE
What you wrote makes sense BUT a lot of things “seem” to fit. Arrma hasn’t posted the truck in the library yet. Maybe tomorrow? Only way to know for sure is the cross-validate once the exploded views and/or parts list goes public.
doesn't make sense because it has the same old gearbox as the v5 cars. And just use grease on the inside of the gearbox when to create a seal. These are unnessesary. A wear item you will need to replace everytime you remove the gearbox
Grease to seal the housing? I don’t work that way. It’ll wash off. Gasket is the way to go and it doesn’t need replacing every time, and if it did, it isn’t a big expense.
I was gonna say those gaskets are reusable unless you completely fubar pulling it off and mess it up.
Just like how you would put silicone around ur bath tub but i do it with grease on the inside of the gearbox. Ensures i wont have a hot mess outside and a clean inside free of dirt and sand
Dirt will mess it up. Nee trucks come with oil sprayed everywhere. Particules of dusts will get stuck and any attemp of cleaning the gasket will end up putting the dirt on where it will seal. When i remove my gearbox no matter how careful i am I end up with junk on the gearbox i clean the chassis and the part of the gearbox that touches the chassis and voila. I thought at the begining when i got my first 6s truck I though it needed one then i noticed nothing got inside the diff with my technique why would i buy gaskets? Gaskets after 1-2 uses stretches or rip. I might have OCD because a normal person wouldnt think like me i need to talk to my doctor about it. A grain of dirt or grease stresses me out. I haven't yet cleaned my 2 remaining nero diffs because i do not want to mess with the headache of cleaning them with my ultrasonic. I can see the need of a gasket if you think ur rc cr is a submarine or if you live in diamond dust. I can already feel the pain of lining it up and some random dirt decides to fall on top of it
You cannot compare caulking around a bathtub to sealing a differential. First of all, a gasket works in a compression state. You are aware that automobiles have gaskets on engine, transmission, differential components, right? Applying silicone instead of a gasket is a last-resort and only hacks work that way. Plus, it shouldn’t be used as it will eject itself from the two mating surfaces once clamping force is applied… making is useless.
If you had looked at the link I posted for the gear box there it does list the BRCC6s as same gear box as the rest of the 6S line. Its on there sight and there exploded view and parts search is were I got the links in question. If you had taken the time to check your sources and not instantly discredit my post you might have seen this.
I do put a tiny bit of grease on the area the gearbox sits on the chassis. My goal is not to make a perfect seal but a good enough seal to protect against junk getting into the diff.
Discredit your post? If I did, it wasn’t intentional. Your arrogant and belittling words say a lot about how fragile your ego is.
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