what's a good affordable clutch set up and fly wheel
 

hey guys, i have a losi 8ight 2.0, i was wondering what is a good cluch set up and fly wheel i could use. ive been looking at the M2 racing set up. let me know whats good out there and give me some input whats good and affordable. thanxs steven

Honetly there is no need to replace the stock 2.0 clutch. It is hands down the best clutch IMHO.

Ascendancy Racing clutch system! best clutch i've tried. and that includes M2C. M2C is very close to the same feel.

http://www.championrc.com/catalog/En...cendancyRacing

im actually using a ofna clutch set up as we speak.

whats the different between the 34mm and 32mm? i know there different sizes but why is there different sizes? thanxs again

Go back to the losi 4-shoe set-up. It's much more adjustable and can be set-up easily for different track conditions.

what do you guys think about the m2's????

because some use 32 mm fly wheels, i think kyosho uses them, nothing is different.

M2C is ok, but seem to wear faster and a little harder to change and all.

i get atleast a gallon on springs and about 3-4 gallons on the shoes with the Ascendancy Racing clutch system

how about werks clutches?? they seem to be nice

32mm is mostly for the MP9 because the 34mm will be almost flushed with the bottom of the chassis, may cause a problem if you land hard (flamout).

about the 8ight, i dont think you need to change the stock one, its great and very durable, why do you want to change it??

cheers

ALi

they are almost the same exact thing as Ascendancy but they are fancier and look cool. they are a little different, but they work the same exact way.

I have a new Werks clutch in my 2.0

The Werks offers different flywheel weights. Ascendancy has started to offer composite shoes. The parts interchange, so you can mix and match.

The ascendancy looks just like a losi, whats the difference?

its not like the losi at all really. the big difference is none of them screws that strip out. makes life easier and less frustrating :nod: