1966ss

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C trickle it sounds like you run a small track like me what u like for toe front and rear and ride heights?

C-Trickle

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0 Front toe, then 2-3 degrees rear toe depending on the traction of the track. I run 8 front 9 rear for ride height.

C-Trickle

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Ask and you shall receive!

1966ss

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What clutch bell needs to be ran with the evolva shoe style 2 speed? Stock bell off a gt1 or early gt2 work?

Winner's Circle

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VS058 clutch bell. This requires a 5x12x4 inside bearing that I got from Avid.

The gears are;
FM540-15 = 15T
FM540-16 =16T
Fm540-17 - 17T
fm541-19 = 19T
fm541-20 = 20T
fm541-21 = 21T

I think that this clutch bell/gear system is the way to go because it gives so many more gearing options.

Lee

1966ss

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I'm sorry winners circle but is that a yes or a no? Lol. Couldn't get that part number to come up on a main. KYOIG111 work?

Winner's Circle

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Try vs058 or kyvs058. That is a zero in front of the 58.

The KYIG111 is the stock clutch bell and 2nd gear is not threaded. It slips onto the clutch bell and is pinched by low gear when it is threaded on to the bell. I never felt very comfortable with this clutch bell and quickly went to the KYVS058 in order to have theaded 1st and 2nd gears plus more gearing options. I think the ig111 will work.

Lee

1966ss

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Got ya. Thanks for the help man. The upgrade 2 speed comes with a 15 and 19 on the bell correct

Winner's Circle

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Yes it does 15/19 on the clutch bell.

Lee

sewerdog

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The new GT2 rs is a great ride, got me right back into on road nitro. heres my question , if the rear end kicks out when full braking , do i need to add more rear break or add less front brake, not really sure, any braking set up would be appreciated. like to be able to brake heavy and make nice controlled turn , i guess everyone wants that lol, thanks guys

C-Trickle

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It doesn't matter where you add or take away braking. Since the GT2 uses a solid transmission shaft and not a center differential you can't adjust brake bias front and rear.

Sound more like a setup problem to me. What setup do you have?

spooky 1

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Try some 50k front diff lube. This will keep it straight under braking.

sewerdog

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the car has front and rear brakes each can be adjusted any way you like ,maybe you have a difrrent car , thank you for your imput

sewerdog

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Thanks spooky , what are you running in the rear?

C-Trickle

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You're correct it does have front and rear brakes. But the shaft connecting the front and rear differentials is a solid shaft. There is no way for the front and rear differentials to spin at different speeds. So by adjusting the front and rear brakes differently all you are doing is heating up that side of the brakes more than the other brakes. If there was a center differential like a buggy/truggy then you could adjust brake bias, but the 2 speed shaft is a solid shaft, so no brake bias.

Do 10k in the rear diff. Then adjust the feel of the car by changing the front diff fluid around. 30k-60k is about the range. I've really liked the feel of 40k in the front with 10k in the rear.