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Today, I'm excited to show you how to install the upgraded metal parts for the rear wheel hubs of the Omni Terminator.
Follow these steps carefully to achieve a successful installation.
Tools and Materials Needed:
- 0mm and 2.5mm hex drivers
- 0mm socket driver
- Hex wrench
Step-by-Step Instructions
Preparation:
- Ensure you have the necessary rear wheel hub upgrade parts ready.
- Gather a 2.0mm and 2.5mm hex driver, a 7.0mm socket driver, and a hex wrench.
Disassembly:
- Use the socket driver to unscrew the wheel nuts and remove the wheels from your RC car.
- Remove the wheel hexes and take out the pins that hold them in place.
- Carefully remove the shims on the wheel drive cup to prevent any damage.
Removing the Wheel Hub:
- Unscrew the screws fixing the upper suspension arm to the wheel hub using the 2.5mm hex driver and hex wrench.
- Use the 2.0mm hex driver to unscrew the two screws on the lower suspension arm that hold the pins.
- Push out these pins with a screwdriver and carefully remove the rear wheel hub.
Preparing for Upgrade:
- Remove the outdrive cup from the wheel hub.
- Use an appropriate tool to extract the bearings from inside the wheel hub.
- This prepares the hub for the installation of the new metal wheel hub upgrade parts.
Installing the Upgrade:
- Slide the output cup into the new metal wheel hub.
- Insert the bearings back into their respective places within the wheel hub.
- Ensure the pins are inserted back into the control arm through the wheel hub, noting that there should be a spacer on each side of the metal wheel hub.
Reassembly:
- Once everything is aligned and the pins are in place, install the screws to fix the pin securely.
- Reinstall the dog bone into the drive cup on the wheel hub, then the other end back into the drive cup.
- Reinstall the screws fixing the upper suspension arm to the wheel hub.
Final Adjustments:
- Reinsert the shim, the pin, and then refit the wheel hex and the wheel.
- Use the socket hex to tighten the wheel nuts, ensuring everything is secure.
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