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Old 07-20-2003, 03:01 PM
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I have a question for you guys that i require some assistence with. What gearing would you suggest for a Os 12Tr in a NTC3. The track i am running on is concrete and there is no grip and don't want to be wheeling spinning the whole way around the track?
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The stock gearing should be fine.
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I am looking for a new engine for my NTC3. I currently run a Nova Rossi MT12 and I want more power. What do you guys think of the RB X12 or the RB V12??
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Old 07-20-2003, 06:53 PM
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bro i think u should get a rossi motor the new black pixi
i went from an mt-12 to that and i noticed an immense power difference
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Default MIP Clutch

Do any of you use the MIP clutches on your ntc3? If yes how is it? Thanx!
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Old 07-20-2003, 09:54 PM
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Originally posted by Raydee
I am looking for a new engine for my NTC3. I currently run a Nova Rossi MT12 and I want more power. What do you guys think of the RB X12 or the RB V12??
try the MR-12

that engine is a screamer


it beats the MT-12 all around

especially in the mid-high end
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Old 07-20-2003, 10:15 PM
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Default Re: MIP Clutch

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Do any of you use the MIP clutches on your ntc3? If yes how is it? Thanx!
Very smooth and consistent. Unfortunately the shoes have just one mounting position...at least mine do.
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Originally posted by Trinityracinnut
The stock gearing should be fine.
Thank you Trinity. I can only try it and see what happens
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Old 07-21-2003, 10:22 AM
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Yep, no prob, should keep ur wheels from spinning too much.
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Old 07-21-2003, 07:46 PM
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Thanx Old SKool. Also anyone else haveing problem with there screw that tighten the clutch bell together falling out, everytime when I run the car it get loose and yesterday it came off and causeing me to loose a bearing? Today I tried to use some thread lock hope that would help, if anyone else experinces the same problem, please help me out how to fix it? Help is very apperciated, thanx.
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Old 07-21-2003, 08:08 PM
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I us alillte lok tite on the srew. But I went to a alllen head scre, does;nt stripp as bad. You do have it shimmed with alittle endplay?
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I am having a problem with assembling the 2 speed. Can't seem to get the assembly tight on the shaft without sepreating the shoes? I assume it will have some play seeing it is only a ball touching the flat on the shaft? I can pull it off the back though?
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Old 07-22-2003, 03:20 AM
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oh... and how tight do you screw the shoes together?
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Originally posted by hooked_on
oh... and how tight do you screw the shoes together?
I have the manual and this is what it says about the 2 speed assembly. I'll copy word for word What i have:

1. Place your two clutch shoes together with the numbers side facing up. Slide #2289 adjustment spring onto #2289 adjustment screw. Insert the screw and spring into the shoes and tighten the screws until they are fully compressed. Be gentle! Now turn the screw 3 1/2 turns counter clockwise. Adjust both screws equally.

2. Slide your clutch Shoe assembly ontp #2286 input shaft

3. To adjust the pressure of the set screw: Adjust the set screws equally so that the ball is just touching the flats on the imput shaft.


NOTE: If the shoe assembly rocks on the shaft, tighten the set screws so the balls are touching the flats, but not enoughto spread the shoes apart. If the shoes start to spread apart, loosen the set screw to take pressure off the ball. Adjust both set screws equally!

I hope this helps.
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Old 07-22-2003, 09:11 AM
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is any body having trouble with keeping the rear toe set while driving their car because it seems like even if i have the slightest tap with that car that it throws my toe wickedly out of place
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