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Steve.T
04-04-2012, 12:05 AM
Was racing tonight when the rear grip seemed to vanish.
When I checked the car the little shaft that connects the front diff to the rest of the drive train had pulled out of the part that connects to the front diff.
I can fix this but does anyone know how to stop it happening again?
RudeTony
04-04-2012, 06:05 AM
Common mate.
If you look at the instruction there is a white part that you have to insert in the slipper cup otherwise it can pop out under flex.
I have forgotten to put it in too.
Steve.T
05-04-2012, 04:45 PM
Tony, I've been trawling through the manual but I can't find the part number.
Can you or anyone else help please?
/tobys
05-04-2012, 05:25 PM
I had this same thing first time out - in the haste to get it built I had missed it out!
It looks like the white eared piece that covers the thrust race in the outdrive.
HTH :thumbsup:
MrMagoo
05-04-2012, 06:43 PM
Missed it too, survived the first race day and then came out. Went with a small piece of fuel tubing in the front center out-drive and it's good as gold. Should put the proper part in, but it's a b*tch of a job with 1/8th scale fingers like mine:lol:
mikeyscott
05-04-2012, 07:00 PM
I think it's part of the LA200 parts set.
I know of two other Kyosho cars that have had the issue - not mine though ;)
However the 2nd hand spare car that I landed this week for spares has got the bits missing... Thankfully I'll be stripping the diffs, slipper and so forth for a service, the rest of it can just be shoved back in the box for when I need spares,
budfish
07-04-2012, 07:52 AM
I think it's part of the LA200 parts set.
I know of two other Kyosho cars that have had the issue - not mine though ;)
However the 2nd hand spare car that I landed this week for spares has got the bits missing... Thankfully I'll be stripping the diffs, slipper and so forth for a service, the rest of it can just be shoved back in the box for when I need spares,
It is the la200 bevel gear set you need it comes with all the out drive and drive train plastic spacers if you don't put the spacer in it also chews the small centre shaft. You should have plenty of the part you need Steve I'm sure I sent you some
Buds
RudeTony
07-04-2012, 09:22 AM
Tony, I've been trawling through the manual but I can't find the part number.
Can you or anyone else help please?
Page 11 of the manual matey
Slipper assembly
It's a clear cap that fits in the end of the drive cup over the screw head
traffman
07-04-2012, 09:54 AM
I wondered what that was for! I installed it at the time , if its on the sprue and in the manual its there for a reason.
aH0tUnicorn
07-04-2012, 11:20 AM
i forgot to put mine in too but luckily it didn't come out. im sure ive seen that spare little clear thing somewhere in my box off bits and i know for sure i have 2 bnip la200 diff bevel set. Pm if you want it mate
Steve.T
07-04-2012, 03:57 PM
Cheers for the help guys, its sorted now.
Bud you did include the part.
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