Mechanicos
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So this is the second time iam breaking the plastic on the steering toe- links and this time i was just driving on pavement.
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I just checked the shoppable exploded views, the parts numbers for the plastic are the same
Part number is AR330230
https://www.arrma-rc.com/en/interactive-exploded-view?pid=ARA7618T1
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I spray all my plastics with wd40 even brand new cars and leave to soak at least over night don't no if it actually does anything but I don't break hardly any plastic parts been doing it for yearsI just broke another one, somethings definitely wrong here
Is the turnbuckle screwed in so far to the bottom of the composite hole, bottomed out-really tight & busting it?I just broke another one, somethings definitely wrong here.
Its obvious that the weak point is where the turnbuckle ends.
All this started happening after i tighten my servo saver spring. Also its a bit colder now, but they way i break them its a bit odd.
if you look at the picture at the top of the page it looks normal to me if it was screwed in too far he would have too much toe out unless he has it set up totally wrongIs the turnbuckle screwed in so far to the bottom of the composite hole, bottomed out-really tight & busting it?
True. Just throwing that out there.if you look at the picture at the top of the page it looks normal to me if it was screwed in too far he would have too much toe out unless he has it set up totally wrong![]()
Yes. Shock pliers help. And a 5mm wrench.Im trying to install the ball cups on the turnbuckle but there are no threads inside the ball cups. I will have to form them?
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Nope, not happening, its too hard.Yes. Shock pliers help. And a 5mm wrench.