What's your opinion? Mesh mod or not?

[Z.hb71]

Reason im asking is, my case case mini holes drilled into it instead of a big gaping hole like a normal cy/zen case. So rocks can't get in but should I still do it? Tell me what y think

 

[misterleon]

Reason im asking is, my case case mini holes drilled into it instead of a big gaping hole like a normal cy/zen case. So rocks can't get in but should I still do it? Tell me what y think

I wouldn’t. Those holes are tiny af

 

[DougStar]

Yip my one like that (reed case) I did not mesh??

 

[Z.hb71]

I wouldn’t. Those holes are tiny af

Like mine ???

Looking like Im not gunna bother ?? l

 

[crucialRC]

I didn't mesh mine either

 

[Z.hb71]

Not gunna bother then ?

 

[21bangbang]

I always have done mesh. For the little bit of time it takes, I like the peace of mind it offers. I always line the inside of the flywheel cover, never the outside. That looks like dookie in my opinion.

 

[Polar_Bus]

I think from what I learned this past summer is the mesh mod is purely based upon driving conditions. If you think (or already know) that you will be bashing on wet grass / wet mud / than I think the mesh mod makes sense. This past summer I bashed mainly in dry conditions both grass and dirt and I had zero issues with debris clogging the air circulation vents. (however I also make sure I have the removable Rovan dirt guards in place). I did have that issue where fine sand dust seized the pull start camming pawls and caused pull start issues, but even if I had the "mesh mod" it would not have done me any good. The mesh mod will not keep out fine dust debris.

 

[John Parks]

Not needed for a V2 case, that's the whole point of the V2 case lol

 

[DougStar]

I think from what I learned this past summer is the mesh mod is purely based upon driving conditions. If you think (or already know) that you will be bashing on wet grass / wet mud / than I think the mesh mod makes sense. This past summer I bashed mainly in dry conditions both grass and dirt and I had zero issues with debris clogging the air circulation vents. (however I also make sure I have the removable Rovan dirt guards in place). I did have that issue where fine sand dust seized the pull start camming pawls and caused pull start issues, but even if I had the "mesh mod" it would not have done me any good. The mesh mod will not keep out fine dust debris.

Clone pull starts have a tone of grease. Thet can seize fast?? happens to me more than once....now I only want the zen ones??

 

[misterleon]

Clone pull starts have a tone of grease. Thet can seize fast?? happens to me more than once....now I only want the zen ones??

Learned this after going through about 4 clones in 2 weeks now I go through 1 zen every 2 months or so

 

[DougStar]

Learned this after going through about 4 clones in 2 weeks now I go through 1 zen every 2 months or so

??? what the heck y doing son?‍???

 

[misterleon]

??? what the heck y doing son?‍???

Haha inexperience mixed with poopy equipment

 

[DougStar]

Yes I also learned bout the clone gear.... you land up buying ×2 or ×3 compared to the real original parts?

 

[Z.hb71]

Yes I also learned bout the clone gear.... you land up buying ×2 or ×3 compared to the real original parts?

Que the vid of of you sounding like you about to cry ??

 

[DougStar]

Which one??‍????

Que the vid of of you sounding like you about to cry ??

 

[Z.hb71]

?

Which one??‍????

Jus got sum free promotion there ??

 

[DougStar]

Yip pretty pissed in that vid??????

 

[Z.hb71]

Yip pretty pissed in that vid??????

Teddy bear douggy needed a hug n a pat on the back ???

 

[Polar_Bus]

Clone pull starts have a tone of grease. Thet can seize fast?? happens to me more than once....now I only want the zen ones??

The Rovan p/s cam pins were originally (and still are) dry. The issue is the poor design allowing grit to enter , and the cam pin return springs are too whimpy for the intended motion task. Compare the cheap Rovan p/s to a typical good chainsaw p/s and its clear the Rovan is just crap. But it works as it should in "perfect" conditions.