Fixed the play in my revo SS
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Originally posted by Drnknmnky13
You need to file away however much gap you have. If you have .5 cm of gap..then file away .5cm of stop. the gap is pretty small..like seriously the distance between these two lines ||. Your could be a little less or a little more though. Hope this helps.
You need to file away however much gap you have. If you have .5 cm of gap..then file away .5cm of stop. the gap is pretty small..like seriously the distance between these two lines ||. Your could be a little less or a little more though. Hope this helps.
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Rep Power: 449 did anyone else swap-out the REVO spring for the OEM spring??
i did...it has a bit more tension than the REVO one
did anyone use the OEM pin instead of the REVO pin??
i did...it seems to seat better than the REVO one
i did...it has a bit more tension than the REVO one
did anyone use the OEM pin instead of the REVO pin??
i did...it seems to seat better than the REVO one
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Rep Power: 0 Never noticed a play while in gear since I installed the Grey and Capyoda at the same time. I also used the OEM pin and spring as mentioned by FALKEN.
One thing Im confused about (what else is new?!) is if that if you have a play and you grind it down more, wouldnt it cause to have more of a play since you are making the gap bigger?!
But anyway, I didnt file mine like I said, and I dont have any play while in gear and this shifter feels solid every shift!!!
One thing Im confused about (what else is new?!) is if that if you have a play and you grind it down more, wouldnt it cause to have more of a play since you are making the gap bigger?!
But anyway, I didnt file mine like I said, and I dont have any play while in gear and this shifter feels solid every shift!!!
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Rep Power: 0 If I understand it right you file down the lower section so the spring will sit farther into the gap at the top.
I recently am having a problem with the pin at the bottom coming out. I was reading this and thought maybe I will replace the pin with the OEM but have recently moved and had to junk all my OEM stuff. Anyone know where I can get just the pin and maybe the spring. Or know how to keep the pin in place. It pops and then there is tons of play. I mean like it is neutral type play.
I recently am having a problem with the pin at the bottom coming out. I was reading this and thought maybe I will replace the pin with the OEM but have recently moved and had to junk all my OEM stuff. Anyone know where I can get just the pin and maybe the spring. Or know how to keep the pin in place. It pops and then there is tons of play. I mean like it is neutral type play.
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