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Old 06-20-2008, 12:00 PM
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Picked up a new OS .12TZ for my Mugen MTX3 and I cant find a Flywheel collet that will fit properly, any suggestions?

When I pulled the flywheel off from my old engine I noticed that the collet was in bad shape so I would like to replace it. I'm having a hard time finding one for my application. Any help will be greatly appreciated.
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you should have got a new collet with the motor...did you not?
Worse comes to worse, if the old collet still works, but just "looks" rough, just use it.
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no I did not and I was quite surprised.

I wish I could re-use the old one but its in really bad shape. When I tried to mount the flywheel on the new engine using the old collet, the back of the flywheel rubs up against the engine and the flywheel wobbles around too much.
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i have an extra collet that might work it sits flush so you need to put a spacer on it. send me your address and i'll mail it tomorrow
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Thats awesome! Thanks 20 smoke! Ill PM you with that info now.
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well problem solved....I always keep different collets around as different motors and different flywheels sometimes require a little mix and match. Also don't forget about the spacer/shim that sits behind the collet.

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It looks to me as if OS dont provide collets with any of their motors. I had to go to the LHS and rumage through their box of junk to find one that fits and luckily enough they had one.
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On Mugen's I like the collets that come with Nova motors.
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thanks wingracer, Ill keep that in mind.
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