jjmudd

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I have been helped!!!!!!!

Thanks for all the info and ideas guys. It has payed off in spades and i will be running this weekend!!! I'll keep you posted as to how the V1RRRWC fairs up North!!

Thanks
John

jjmudd

iTrader: (5)

I have been helped!!!!!!!

Thanks for all the info and ideas guys. It has payed off in spades and I will be running this weekend!!! I'll keep you posted as to how the V1RRRWC fairs up North!!

Thanks
John

Tim Johnson

Whats up Dom.

Great Job with the Isssssland hobbies plug. I am sure Ron is very happy about that

And John show`n somd K support in Canada!

suntok2

Hi John good luck for your race I'm running V1rrr evo right now

jjmudd

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Thanks suntok2,
I just bought 4 Sirio PR .21 Pro engines from Ricky at Dogbone!!!! Man, he is fantastic to deal with!!
John

oderem

i'm having problems with the cluth engaging too late, first had the cluth nut at 1.5mm and was engaging at 1/2 throtle, now at 1mm it engages at almost 3/4 throtle, i'm doing something wrong? what could be the problem?

drfritz

Is the clutch bell shimed right? .5mm is what it should be.

drfritz

Another thing to look at is that you installed the clutch holder in correct,the round metal holder with the raised lip item #138 in your manual if you have the lip facing the fly wheel and not the clutch shoes, the car will rev and not want to ingage.

ianhobbies

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yes indeed

oderem

everything is installed like the manual says and shimed right, somebody told me to replace the spring for a softer one from mugen....

drfritz

Did you double check that plate, only because I did do that, and the car preformed just like that.

oderem

i just did and is installed right.

Dynamite

make sure your clutch nut isnt loose - the one that you first screw on tight against the flywheel, if this comes loose you also rev and go no where use loctite if you didnt on it already.

jag

The stock Kyosho spring should be fine. When I first installed my clutch I was only using around .6mm on the preload collar. After running the car for a while I tried tightening it up to 1.2mm and I like it there. This clutch is a little "stiffer" (for lack of a better word) than some and it takes a little while to get used to it. You do have to rev the car a bit to get the clutch engaged but that's good... it hits like a hammer! Set it up stock and give it a try and I mean a few tanks worth of a try.

Keep us posted on your results.

oderem

everything is installed like the manual says, i loosened the cluth nut a little bit and it engages like at 1/3 throtle but looks like it is slips, disengages and with a little more throtle engages back again.