dreaux

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are lasting F O R E V E R! I have over a gallon on them, and they barely look used. Before my mugen shoes would be worn to the nub before i even finished 1 gallon.

The best 20$ you can spend.

dannyg1970

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im pretty sure i have like 3-4 gal on mine and there still pretty decent.I just replace springs about every gal. Great product.

dreaux

iTrader: (5)

didn't mugen come out with a long lasting shoe?

topcat-lll

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Yes they are hard and do last long, but will tear your clutch bell up in the
process. I much rather replace clutch shoes than clutch bell and spur gear.

jmaxey51

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i have 6+ gallons on my max-life shows they are awesome thats all i run.

Trevor Williams

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they are very good clutch shoes, I ran them all season long last year with zero issues.

salvaticustomjs

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+1 I love the max life shoes....I run them on my buggy and truggy

reggie l.

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i run the maxlife on my monster truck lst2...that heavey beast, they last forever i for got the last time ive changed them,,, i always check them after a run and they look good

portyansky

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+1 on the Max Life shoes. We ran a 5 hour truggy enduro and mine looked barely used. And thats almost 5 straight hours of a running engine (had a glow plug issue )

reggie l.

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i think for my personal preferance i would only run the maxlife on truggy for a enduro race just cause it wont wear bad, but they are so hard it slips some, runing the motor a little rich would help...but they are awsome

Trevor Williams

iTrader: (207)

6 flawless gall. out of them last summer in buggy........I never felt/noticed excessive heat/wear due to clutch slipping.......ever.

salvaticustomjs

iTrader: (76)

What springs are you running??

reggie l.

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thats on buggy, they arnt as hard as truggies on clutch

salvaticustomjs

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I got 5 gals on mine on a truggy with a V-Spec... I probably cold have gotten 6 but i wanted to change them before a state race...So they last in truggy and buggy

tc5 man

so u want to run the (alum/carbon shoes on the eight-t truggy) , have any of you guys tried the (green on carbon and gold on alum on the eight truggy)
does it have a (enough punch, with that setup) i know it works good on the, eight buggy thats what i run a love it.


i run 2 alum dynomite shoes, and love them they last a long time.
no burring ethier thats a big plus.