Brake Adjustment Screws Backing Out?

[DemonRC]

The only thing I haven't tried is green locktite, JB Weld, or welding them in. I'm sure the brake pads are getting hot and the heat is transfering to the adj screws and turning the red locktite to liquid. Problem is I don't have a solution. Anybody else have this problem? Any ideas?

 

[max 1]

the Only Thing I Haven't Tried Is Green Locktite, Jb Weld, Or Welding Them In. I'm Sure The Brake Pads Are Getting Hot And The Heat Is Transfering To The Adj Screws And Turning The Red Locktite To Liquid. Problem Is I Don't Have A Solution. Anybody Else Have This Problem? Any Ideas?

I Have Not Had That Problem ,u Might Try Going To Ac Hardwer And Finding Some Lock Nunts To Thead On Them.might Work.

 

[Clubin]

You must be refering to the aluminum gear plate, all I did with mine is blue loctite the setscrews, I haven't had any problems witht he setscrews backing out. Are your pads dragging, there shouldn't be any real excessive heat there.

 

[Sprint 77]

take the set srew out and run a 10 mm long socket head cap screw with a nut as a lock problem solved. That is how I solved mine and Flintman too.

 

[DemonRC]

From neutral to open throttle the car will freeroll down the driveway with a slight push so the brakes aren't dragging. I think I'm going to pull the adj screws out again and clean up the holes and pour a gallon of red locktite in there again. If that won't hold again then I'll just put longer bolts in then grind the ends of the bolts to the correct length. It won't be adjustable anymore but then again I did all my adjustments with the radio and linkage.

take the set srew out and run a 10 mm long socket head cap screw with a nut as a lock problem solved. That is how I solved mine and Flintman too.

Ahh you just posted this when I posted. I'll give the locktite one more go and then I'll be doing what you suggested.

 

[DemonRC]

In the alloy plate i use blue same as clubin, no problems as yet

Blue it is then.