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Just another whiter than white question

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This might sound like a silly qustion but here goes. :roll:

I've got some white plastic parts soaking in a tub of washing up liquid/water at the moment but didn't really know whether I should put the front stub axles in. Will I end up making the metal stub go rusty or should I just not worry about it and get the scrubbing brush out?

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Re: Just another whiter than white question

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i've always cleaned metal parts with WD-40.

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Re: Just another whiter than white question

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I think this is a more stupid question than even I first thought.

The front stub axles have hex's on them ( I should have looked a bit harder ). I suppose its OK to just take them out of the steering block if thats what its called. I'm more used to tamiya's and on those its all one piece. Can anybody confirm its just normally threaded ( not lh ) as I don't want to stip any threads.

Thanks for your patience guys . :D

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do not try to twist the front axles out of the carriers, they are hex all the way through, pushed into a hex hole. If you are able to spin the axle inside the carrier you will ruin it. Just make sure there is no e-clip on the back side, and push it out.
There are 2 possible types of front axles with hexes, ofset and inline. have a look at the pictures at towerhobbies of each:
http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/wti0001p?&I=LX2521&P=7
http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/wti0001p?&I=LX2522&P=7

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Thanks for that aconsola. :D

Thats spot on......I probably would have found that out the hard way. :wink: I think its time I did a search for some build instructions :oops:

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glad to help.
here are the available online manuals at AE:
http://www.teamassociated.com/shusting/CatalogHub/cathub_offroad_1.10buggy.htm

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Once again I must heap praise upon you.....Cheers :lol:


I don't suppose you know what this weeks six lucky numbers on the lotto are do you ? :mrgreen:

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Re: Just another whiter than white question

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for rusty parts, this stuff is the absolute best. it should remove the black oxidizing either, just use some cotton balls and let it sit for a few seconds

http://www.lowes.com/lowes/lkn?action=productDetail&productId=117792-133-117792

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