C-hub Screw

[Silent_Chaos]

Sup guys,


what type of screws are you using for the C-hub screw.


correct me if I'm wrong but this screw should rotate when the car turns left or right.


it keeps loosening up and falling.


any help would be appreciated.

 

[Guest]

The screw should not move. Use some loctite. All screws and bolts that thread into metal need loctite.

 

[phreerider]

If all is stock. Bushing and screw should create a tension free point of rotation for caster to rotation around and bear load. If its squeezing it, bushing maybe inverted.

 

[Silent_Chaos]

I have it Aluminum. when I steer the wheel, the screw rotates with it.

If I loctite it, wouldn't that make the wheel not steer? since it wouldn't allow the bearing holders to rotate left/right

 

[Guest]

If I loctite it, wouldn't that make the wheel not steer? since it wouldn't allow the bearing holders to rotate left/right

Nope...

The screw is like a pin that rotates in the C-hub. The screw should be fixed in the bearing holder. You will see it rotate with the bearing holder. You only loctite the threads in the bearing holder.

 

[Guest]

You only want to snug the bolts up. If they are too tight it will bind.

 

[phreerider]

when the screw/bushing fully seat its a positive stop, there should not be any "squeeze to tight".heres the redcat AL set , with bushing in place. remember theres top and bottom





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[Silent_Chaos]

Thanks for the advice

 

[Guest]

BTW, is that a XO-1?

 

[Silent_Chaos]

BTW, is that a XO-1?

that's s from Traxxas Slash 4X4 (platinum Edition)

 

[Guest]

They must be the same...