Agreed, same goes for close to 200 views and very few likes. The gentleman is a millionaire and still gives us the time for PRO tips. Of course, he's a true hobbiest and loves to help thankfully for everyone!
Interesting…I’ve always set my diffs the same way, from buggy to truggy…never had any issues with diffs skipping in truck..but this is good to know. Makes a lot of sense.
Hey ad first off thanks! For continuing to stay conected as far as consistency on your vids your the man! Great job! 2nd whats with the fins or lips that are on the rear hub carriers with to 2 wholes what are they for can you explain? Thanks nitro brother for life!
Great vids Adam. They are really putting everything into perspective with a nitro kit. I've got 1 high spot on buggy. It's not a lot but it's there- will this break in over time? I don't want to start reshimming just to fix 1 high spot and throw the rest of the mesh off. The rest of the mesh is perfect.
@@AdamDrake I went back and took a look again. I thought it was a tight spot but it was actually a loose spot! It's not too bad hopefully it doesn't get worse.
1 more thing- if you had only 1 pair of lightened cvds' would you run them in the front or rear? So 1 pair of lightened cvds and 1 pair of factory cvds, which would you run in front and rear? Thanks
I notice today that the bigger 46 tooth rubbed on the bottom of the chassis so I used a grinding wheel to allow for more clearance. I’m using the slightly worn gear so it’s not perfect but put in a new pinion. I may try 44 tooth I have for my buggy
i have a loud click on hard brake into a corner om my 8te - thought maybe it was my driveshaft but now think it was probably due to having an incorrectly shimmed diff?
Great video as always, totally cleared my confusion for diff shimming. Thank you
I’m learning a lot thanks for the info Adam 🙏🏾
My pleasure!
Great pro tip! Thank you Adam.
My pleasure!
Thank you Sir Drake / very helpful.. as always.
My pleasure!
Thank you for great tips appreciate your time and effort
My pleasure!
Solid info as always... who's disliking this video, seriously?
Agreed, same goes for close to 200 views and very few likes. The gentleman is a millionaire and still gives us the time for PRO tips. Of course, he's a true hobbiest and loves to help thankfully for everyone!
It's all good! Haters gonna hate! Haha
@@AdamDrake that is very true. I always thumb up your vids
It's greatly appreciated!
When you on top of your a game, you're always gonna have haters. Drake's the man 💪🏻😎💪🏻
Another great and helpfull video! So glad I subscribed your channel Adam! Keep up the good work. Another like from me :)
Awesome, thank you!
Another great Vid 👍😎
Thank you!
Interesting…I’ve always set my diffs the same way, from buggy to truggy…never had any issues with diffs skipping in truck..but this is good to know. Makes a lot of sense.
Hey ad first off thanks! For continuing to stay conected as far as consistency on your vids your the man! Great job! 2nd whats with the fins or lips that are on the rear hub carriers with to 2 wholes what are they for can you explain? Thanks nitro brother for life!
My pleasure! The fins on the rear hub are to secure hubs weights or wheel scrapers for wet conditions.
@@AdamDrake i thought it was part of the machining process
Nice..👍
Thanks!
Great vids Adam. They are really putting everything into perspective with a nitro kit. I've got 1 high spot on buggy. It's not a lot but it's there- will this break in over time? I don't want to start reshimming just to fix 1 high spot and throw the rest of the mesh off. The rest of the mesh is perfect.
Yes, that's pretty common and it will smooth out after a few runs. Thanks!
@@AdamDrake I went back and took a look again. I thought it was a tight spot but it was actually a loose spot! It's not too bad hopefully it doesn't get worse.
@@AdamDrake Thanks so much! Would you be able to tell me what the length in mm 1 of these shafts is? MUGE0222
1 more thing- if you had only 1 pair of lightened cvds' would you run them in the front or rear? So 1 pair of lightened cvds and 1 pair of factory cvds, which would you run in front and rear? Thanks
Thanks for the update.
I notice today that the bigger 46 tooth rubbed on the bottom of the chassis so I used a grinding wheel to allow for more clearance. I’m using the slightly worn gear so it’s not perfect but put in a new pinion. I may try 44 tooth I have for my buggy
Thanks for sharing
Hi Adam. On one of the shocks, the shock standoff came off exposing the screw. Is it ok to run the car without the shock standoff
No, you'll need to have a shock standoff or you'll damage the shock caps and chock bushing.
I see there are none installed on the vehicle in this video, do you ever run the hub carrier mounted rear rim cleaners? Thanks
I don't use them myself.
i have a loud click on hard brake into a corner om my 8te - thought maybe it was my driveshaft but now think it was probably due to having an incorrectly shimmed diff?
Yes, that for sure sounds like the ring and pinion needs to be shimmed tighter.
Check for a wore out bearing - that could be it as well. Make sure there isn't too much "wobble" in the races.
Yes sir.
Where can we find your setup sheets for the mbx8 and mbx8t?
adrake@mugenracing.com or www.mugenracing.com
Are you using any kind of grease between the ring and pinion on the gear and if, what type?
I believe Adam is using the protek white grease for his ring and pinions- correct me if I'm wrong
Correct, I use the Protek white grease on the ring and pinion.
@@AdamDrake do u use 100% blood and 100% sweat
I use the Protek white grease on my ring and pinions and the Protek blue grease on the shock o-rings.