elco
Senior Heliman
Location: Arcadia, CA
| Two things. First, make sure that your pinion is a .5 mod pinion. Second, make sure you don't mesh the pinion with the gear to tight. Slide a piece of paper between the two, then tighten down your motor.
Cheers,
elco |
Most likely I'll simply purchase a new set since its just $10.00. However who's to say that this problem won't happen again. I'm starting to think that may the 9Tpinion teeth are too small and so the slightist gap which occurs beteen the teeth of the Main Gear and the pinion, stripping will occur. Motor installtion is also very difficult due to very tight spaces to work with. At this point frustration have taken over and I think I'll just put this baby down for a while, or maybe untill I find someone close to where I live to get it back on the right patch. Or I might just outright sell or trade the whole package. Micro's are a real pain when you're used to mainly nitros.
. Maybe in my case the motor was not secured tight enough so it might have moved a bit. I'm about to order some more Main Gears however I'm not sure I'll be going back to the 9T. Since my motor is 4200kv I think I might try the 11T. Unless someone knows better and informs me its a mistake.
