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08-14-2007, 06:22 PM
well nick...
I personally would stick to the stock shoes... I have had great sucess with them, so i personally feel there isnt a reason to change. Not sure what springs you were running( prolly stock 1.0's) which is perfectly fine. Just try and do matinance on them a little more often and you will get 2 to 3 gallons easy from them. --Then follow the rules! haha!-- -Tune |
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08-14-2007, 08:13 PM
or get the 4 shoe and ur springs will last 8 gallons and shoes 3
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08-14-2007, 08:48 PM
If I remember right you wanted to break it in on the street and if your like me you pulled a few hole shots when race tuning. No good for your clutch. Those big tires have a harder time breaking loose on the pavement and the clutch takes the abuse. But two gallons isn't that bad anyway. If you want a clutch recommendation, Ive been using the turbo slider forever in the truck and got one for the buggy. Id call it the lazy mans clutch cause I forget its even a maintenance item. Ive never replaced the shoes yet so I cant say how long the ll last.
[FIO-OT-FR50] Fioroni Turbo Sliding Clutch Flywheel + Nut (Universal: Fits Mugen, TTR, OFNA etc.) [FIO-OT-FR52] Fioroni Carbon (Black) Turbo Sliding Clutch + Clutch Shim Make sure you start with a new clutch bell also. Don't run carbon shoes after aluminum. MBX5T - O.S. MBX5R - Novarossi Nomadio |
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10-15-2007, 01:16 PM
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10-15-2007, 01:27 PM
I put the slider in the truggy before we went outside this summer and clutch shoes still look pretty good. Ive had a spring break around the 2 gallon mark.
Engagement is pretty good, I think the aluminum hits a little harder but these make the truck easier to drive. Still no problem clearing obstacles indoor. MBX5T - O.S. MBX5R - Novarossi Nomadio |