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Old 05-09-2007, 03:33 PM
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Originally Posted by cdelong
yes- there seems to be a shortage of 7mm/3.5 blocks. The supply chain will catch up I'm sure. Luckily I found a set

Aaron or anyone else..... I just switched to the Evolva and have a few good used clutches from some buyouts I made. Not knowing exactly what clutch springs are in these clutches, how do I find out?? Measuring diameter/ number of coils??

Two look grey-ish and the other brown/red-ish. Is there a way to know by checking coil diameter, # of coils or on a spring machine?

The Longer Greyish one (10mm) is the one you want to use , it is known as the 4D spring. The shorter greyish one is what comes with the 3D kit and the redish one is used by somepeople but not often.
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Originally Posted by ATOMIC
The Longer Greyish one (10mm) is the one you want to use , it is known as the 4D spring. The shorter greyish one is what comes with the 3D kit and the redish one is used by somepeople but not often.
thanks for the info...... time to grab the verniers
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Well damn.....for us guys with non WCE 05 cars....where are we going to find these rear blocks? If someone knows of a shop that has them....please post here. Anyone that works at Kyosho America and reads this thread.....there might be a demand for these blocks....please get some in stock!!!
Got plenty in stock just for you
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Old 05-11-2007, 02:45 PM
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Originally Posted by Team Kamikaze
Got plenty in stock just for you
Do you have the short JP (not the 10mm) clutch spring?
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Originally Posted by Rich Browne
Do you have the short JP (not the 10mm) clutch spring?
All I have is the 93519 worlds type clutch spring
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Originally Posted by Team Kamikaze
Got plenty in stock just for you
How much for a pair (7mm/3.5) shipped to 14519?
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Originally Posted by Rich Browne
Do you have the short JP (not the 10mm) clutch spring?
Rich,

What spring do I really need with this car? I have the reddish/brown ones (8.4mm long), some short grey ones (8.5mm) and a few long grey ones (10mm).

Thanks!
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Is anyone having to place shims behind the collet to tighten the flywheel fully? I am using the 3D clutch and flywheel.

I had to put about 2- 3mm of shims behind the collet before it would tighten down. Is this common? It was on a new 35Plus21.

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Originally Posted by cdelong
How much for a pair (7mm/3.5) shipped to 14519?
It is in the web site http://kamikazercracing.com/proddeta...?prod=FM533-35
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Old 05-11-2007, 05:20 PM
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Originally Posted by cdelong
Rich,

What spring do I really need with this car? I have the reddish/brown ones (8.4mm long), some short grey ones (8.5mm) and a few long grey ones (10mm).

Thanks!
I prefer the 9.25 mm (static height) JP Spring. It doesn't seem to "sag" as much - set it once and it is solid. The other springs need to cycle two or three times before they set - even then they don't seem to remain stable.

The second choices are the 10 mm JP Worlds spring and the 4D Kyosho spring - it's decent.

I would, also, recommend drilling out the puck to 4mm, all three holes. Brings the RPM up just a touch before the clutch engages.
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Originally Posted by Rich Browne
I prefer the 9.25 JP Spring. It doesn't seem to "sag" as much - set it once and it is solid. The other springs need to cycle two or three times before they set - even then they don't seem to remain stable.

The second choice is the 4D Kyosho spring - it's decent.

I would, also, recommend drilling out the puck to 4mm, all three holes. Brings the RPM up just a touch before the clutch engages.
Thanks again!!
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Originally Posted by Team Kamikaze
All I have is the 93519 worlds type clutch spring
Thanks!
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Originally Posted by cdelong
Is anyone having to place shims behind the collet to tighten the flywheel fully? I am using the 3D clutch and flywheel.

I had to put about 2- 3mm of shims behind the collet before it would tighten down. Is this common? It was on a new 35Plus21.

Corey
I have found that the Kyosho collet is the one to use. It is very short. The Novarossi collet does not work too good with the Kyosho flywheel. Also I have seen the flywheels get stretched from taking them on and off a lot.
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Old 05-12-2007, 06:55 AM
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Originally Posted by Grinder
I have found that the Kyosho collet is the one to use. It is very short. The Novarossi collet does not work too good with the Kyosho flywheel. Also I have seen the flywheels get stretched from taking them on and off a lot.

Thanks Uriah.

I was just using what was in my pit box. Guess I'll have to get some Kyosho colletts.
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Old 05-12-2007, 07:55 AM
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Originally Posted by cdelong
How much for a pair (7mm/3.5) shipped to 14519?

It's a shame that one has to spend $70.00 plus to get these blocks...and then another $100.00 for the 07 update update kit...if you only have an 05. For those with an 05 WCE...the cost is less.
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