AXIAL SCX10 III TRANSMISSION Slipping
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91%
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Slipper Pad Set
The slipper clutch is the primary torque-limiting mechanism; if the pads are glazed or worn, they lose the coefficient of friction necessary to transfer power from the spur gear to the transmission internals. This results in the motor spinning while the vehicle fails to accelerate under load. Replacing the pads restores the mechanical coupling required for high-torque rock crawling.
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5%
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Spektrum SX107 Micro Servo
This micro-servo controls the Dig and 2-speed shift forks; if the servo fails to provide enough holding torque or travel, the drive sliders (dog gears) will partially disengage. This causes a 'slipping' or 'popping' sensation as the gears skip over each other under torque, which can lead to permanent gear rounding if not addressed.
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4%
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Slipper Plate and Hub Set
Repeated slipping generates extreme localized heat, which can warp the metal slipper plates or melt the plastic hub interface. Even with new pads, warped plates will provide inconsistent surface contact, leading to 'surging' or continued slipping under load.
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DIY Repair Guide
Watch exactly how to replace the Slipper Pad Set.
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