Mondo
02-19-2005, 05:10 PM
I have noticed a few little things I don't like about the RC18T.
These are:
Pinion/Spur meshing: It's hard to see if the pinion and spur are meshing properly, as you can't get a piece of paper in between them to measure the mesh. This won't affect most experienced RC'ers but it could be tragic for the newcomer to RC
Bottom spring stays - The little circular efforts at the bottom of the shock shaft that hold the shock springs in place.
These are way too loose and have an awful habbit of falling off. If I was to lose one of these the RC18T would be out of action until I could buy some on Ebay.
I tried some ShoeGoo but the composite material is shiny and very dense, so Shoe Goo doesn't stick!
These are:
Pinion/Spur meshing: It's hard to see if the pinion and spur are meshing properly, as you can't get a piece of paper in between them to measure the mesh. This won't affect most experienced RC'ers but it could be tragic for the newcomer to RC
Bottom spring stays - The little circular efforts at the bottom of the shock shaft that hold the shock springs in place.
These are way too loose and have an awful habbit of falling off. If I was to lose one of these the RC18T would be out of action until I could buy some on Ebay.
I tried some ShoeGoo but the composite material is shiny and very dense, so Shoe Goo doesn't stick!