QUOTE (speedyroadster @ 29 Nov 2011, 03:57) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>Thank you everyone for your replies.
My thinking was to take the excess play out (either by adding spacers or shortening the axle), I just found it odd that 3 cars from the same manufacturer were so different.
Off to find some spacers or the dremel!
Regards,
Alan
Alan you can use Chuppa Chup/Lollipop sticks cut to size with a sharp knife and slit so they go over axles without the need to remove the wheels if they are glued/stuck in place like the SCX/Scaley ones are. Another great and cheap tip that I have read on the forum and works a treat. I take out the slop on all my cars, front and rear with this highly technical approach.
Matt
My thinking was to take the excess play out (either by adding spacers or shortening the axle), I just found it odd that 3 cars from the same manufacturer were so different.
Off to find some spacers or the dremel!
Regards,
Alan
Alan you can use Chuppa Chup/Lollipop sticks cut to size with a sharp knife and slit so they go over axles without the need to remove the wheels if they are glued/stuck in place like the SCX/Scaley ones are. Another great and cheap tip that I have read on the forum and works a treat. I take out the slop on all my cars, front and rear with this highly technical approach.
Matt