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MetalMan
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03.28.2006, 08:52 PM

A number of people do boil plastic gears and parts to make them more flexible, which would make them less likely to strip/break.


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A number of people do boil plastic gears and parts to make them more flexible, which would make them less likely to strip/break.
That's what I figured, but I plan I buying extra diff gears anyway, should I get another couple to see just how long they can boil before they melt/deform? I forget the typical time, I know I varies by size/type of plastic.
   
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