need a new engine mount for revo 3.3
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have you ever broken one hillfinger ... i'm going to get a stock one but i'm wondering how weak they are maybe i should order 2 of them
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well i took my engine mount off and its worse then i thought and i think it is the reason it has been eating spur gears ... if anyone knows of a stronger one it would help me alot ... i have only had the revo a month and i don't want to replace the mount every few weeks
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i've never broken a motor mount, and I don't think there is an aftermarket motor mount for the revo. make sure you locktite all your screws when you put it back together.
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I had the option of buying an Integy one, but decided to stick with the stock one. I wouldn't buy 2 unless it is a long drive or wait to get parts
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i use loctite formula 243, it's got the heat resistant abilities of red loctite, but it isnt as strong so there less chance of stripping the hex head on the screw and your hex drivers, i don't think you need to use red loctite on our rc' just overkill.
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Well its seems fine, I have only ever stripped screws from using crappy hex wrenches, and the 262 was the only stuff the local shop had
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i have found an old forum where they mention a billet engine mount ... does anyone know if they are made for the revo and if so where to get them http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_47...tm.htm#4784819
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Daveorevo using a billet motor mount would cause something else to break instead. it would be nice if the Traxxas brand was a made a little stronger tough. maybe a better casting process or better aluminum.
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I'm not sure if you can get a billet motor mount for a revo never looked for one, I wouldn't use one anyways prefer for it to break instead of taking a chance on bending chassis or damaging motor or other parts,