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tony montana

iTrader: (76)

does the evo really have a big performance advantage over the regular rrr wce? many people still run the rrr wce?

grabs39

If I want to run even split on foam tires i.e 62mm front and rear, I have to change to a 24 tooth pulley. My question is do I have to change any of the belts?

kewdawg

iTrader: (3)

I see it as easier to maintenance than more of a performance gain. The rear layshaft has a set screw assembly, which makes it a lot easier to replace the rear belt. The evo shocks are easier to build and bleed. I, think, The performance gain lies in the additional roll-center locations on the rear camber link mount (you get five as opposed to two). Is there a big performance gain? I would say no. Is it a better car? The answer is yes!

Ramiel

Hi!
Does anyone know if the 3d clutch assembly VZ235 comes with the 3D Lightweight Flywheel or do I have to buy it separately?

Thanks!

Team Kamikaze

iTrader: (3)

The 3D clutch "assembly" comes complete with lightweight flyweights.

mrgsr

iTrader: (15)

Hi all
Im after a hex screw set for the rrr
does anyone know where i can pick one of these from?

thanks
John

Ramiel

Do you mean lightweight flywheel VSW043 or 3d weights VZ091?
I know that it comes with VZ091 but I don't know about the flywheel.
Does it make a big difference from the non-lightweight flywheel?

Thanks!

GMartinez

iTrader: (91)

tonys screws mak's a complete RRR set or you can have a hobby shop order directly to kyoshoamerica they also have them in titanium but it is not sold as a complete set so you can purchase exactly which size screws you really want

mrgsr

iTrader: (15)

Thanks for the reply

i did want titanium top screws and normal steel bottom screws

tony montana

iTrader: (76)

I would get the tonys screws, I have them on my rrr and they are super strong, havent stripped one yet

JRRobiso

I have a set also on my EVO WCE and the same comment also!!!

trickd122

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Can anyone explain the theory or concept behind these 2 types of clutches. Pros and cons etc. of the 3 D and 2 D clutches!

Goingfast

iTrader: (29)

Most poeple used the 2D for high RPM motor and High torque motor use the 3D

trickd122

iTrader: (3)

I'm guessing that you are using the 2D for the IDM PICCO? So the 2D comes on softer than the 3D?