Something that I remember from hyrdadrive fluids:qwikrobb wrote:I found 3 (NIP) bottles of Hydra Fluid (light,med,heavy) a hobbyshop last week.
Are they worth anything? Put them on the 'bay?
Robb
Oh... and when You fill hydradrive, try to put the oil in with one "push". Less air goes in that way rather than if You "pump" the bottle. While "pushing" oil in, wait until no bubbles comes out anymore from the other hole. This will take some time and hyrdaoil will makes quite a mess around. So fill hyrdadrive on a paper or something like that. Finally when your figers are white, your hyrdarive is fullFasterLouder wrote:That makes a lot of sense,thanks mate.
I have 2 Hydra equipped cars,now!
. Filling hyrdadrive is more physical than technical thing.
You probably can, but you will need to run it alot tighter than you would if you had fluid in it. In all honestly I wouldn't run it without, get some (original or diff) fluid to put in there first...Momo5 wrote:I didnt want to open up a thread for a quick question. Could I run the LRM tranny with a hydradrive on it without any juice in it? I didnt know if that would create any problems or not. I will probably convert it to a single slipper one of these days...I just want to run it now.
There was a kit for the RC10, not sure about the B2 though...mamadoesn`tletme wrote:which cars does the hydra fits?rc10?b2?
Alright, I'm this close (maybe I can get it finished before the winter hahaAscotConversion wrote:We used to run Losi hydra fluid on 1/12 cars for damper tubes and plates. The Hard stuff is probably about 10K, Med, around 5K, maybe 7, and the light should be about 2K. That is a rough guess based on what we used for an equivalent when they stopped making hydra fluid.
) to running my hydra-equipped LRM LXT on my blown up and dusty as heck 8th scale track... and of course I found out the whole thing is all greasy due to the dang hydra that leaked all over the place... which means there isn't much fluid left in there - which means it needs a refill. But with what? Yeah I know I just picked one for the sake of it, but I'll have to wait for it to cross the pond, so I'm still looking for a local alternative... guess I'll try some 7K on my own and let you guys knowYZ-10 wrote:I've seen a few bottles of the original Losi fluid's for sale lately
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