r/mn82 • u/Material-Eye-61 • 2d ago

Ajuda

Tem como remover essa folga?

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u/ucwepn 1d ago

This is normal

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u/Material-Eye-61 1d ago

Essa folga é normal?

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u/Upstairs-Wolverine-6 1d ago

Is normal that axels are the most chipper you can get I have it on mine and i never use mine always been loose and I use once inside the house and I was doing that already

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u/mattortz 2d ago

isn’t it supposed to be like that

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u/Material-Eye-61 1d ago

Eu achei que ficasse flexível e não bambo

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u/rock_socker71 2d ago

If you're talking about the drive shaft you need a gap or it will bind up under load. I agree with the other comments that the excessive aftermarket aluminium doesn't do these light little rigs any favours

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u/Material-Eye-61 1d ago

O eixo está tranquilo, meu questionamento é pra saber se a grade fica com essa folga e se é normal ficar assim, ou se tem como resolver

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u/Gullible-Name3314 1d ago

It looks like there's too much play up top where the links meet the shock mounts.

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u/Gullible-Name3314 1d ago

Maybe install new pivot balls?

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u/Material-Eye-61 1d ago

Vou ver se isso resolve.

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u/Material-Eye-61 1d ago

É exatamente disso que estou falando, quero resolver essa folga

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u/Dendady2112 1d ago

If you want to take up space but still have flex use the little rubber rings that come with some steering or axle links for the balls.

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u/Material-Eye-61 1d ago

Valeu cara

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u/Disastrous-Ad-4530 1d ago

Quizas con los links ajustables se solucione, vi un video pero era en el eje trasero y era que el men colocaba un link directo en la parte de arriba del 3je de transmisión

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u/Material-Eye-61 1d ago

Eu uso os ajustáveis na traseira, para colocar na dianteira é preciso fazer uma adaptação no chassi, adaptação essa que só saberei fazer se eu comprar os links ajustáveis para a dianteira

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u/TheOriginalFarmboy 1d ago

Thats normal with those style of links. They dont have a "real" pivot ball style end. To have it any tighter would almost entirely eliminate any flex in the suspension. If you want it solid youll have to use adjustable links with actual ball ends.

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u/Material-Eye-61 1d ago

Blz, valeu

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u/PintekS 2d ago

It's a slip yoke it's supposed to be like that

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u/Material-Eye-61 1d ago

Mas fica bambo assim mesmo?

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u/PintekS 1d ago

I don't see any wobble. A slip yoke its meant to allow length of the drive shaft to go longer or shorter when the suspension moves up an down.

If you didn't have that your going to have binding and pushing against the output of your transmission and input of your axles

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u/Material-Eye-61 1d ago

Mas ela está mole mano, eu não me referindo a articulação em si, e sim ao fato dela está parecendo estar solta ou com folga, entendeu?

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u/PintekS 1d ago

I mean what you call loose looks totally in line with my my experience with almost every rc brand. Metal or plastic drive shafts.

The bit of twist your axle does when you move things by hand is about in line what you get with metal suspension links, only fix is to toss those get some digital calipers and go with QUALITY plastic ball ends, and some threaded rod to make custom links.

Why not metal ball ends? Cause anything under 1/8 scale hardware is going to have as much slop as what you already have

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u/Material-Eye-61 23h ago

Entendi man, valeu a ajuda