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Good luck man! Just a club race for us but a prelude to a big one next week!
I'm really anxious to test this adjustable clutch,fine craftsmanship from m2c! Started with 2 red and 2 yellow. |
Originally Posted by Kolunatic
(Post 9483298)
Good luck man! Just a club race for us but a prelude to a big one next week!
I'm really anxious to test this adjustable clutch,fine craftsmanship from m2c! Started with 2 red and 2 yellow. |
Originally Posted by inferno13
(Post 9483313)
thanks! let me know how you like it! have been considering one for a whille now, will losi shoes work on the m2c clutch?
It's a 4 shoe flywheel, I filled the inner row of set screws and 4 on the outside.I have a heavy throttle finger and this gx5r screams! Thought it might slow me down on the bottom. I'll let you know sunday how it is. |
Originally Posted by Kolunatic
(Post 9483344)
Idk the only Losi I have is an old MT:).
It's a 4 shoe flywheel, I filled the inner row of set screws and 4 on the outside.I have a heavy throttle finger and this gx5r screams! Thought it might slow me down on the bottom. I'll let you know sunday how it is. |
I do not think the losi shoes fit. Different mounting styles. I to have been contemplating the M2C unit, only thing holding me back is I am wondering about there composite shoes and how well they hold up.
I found the GX5R with 2green ".95" springs on alm shoes with 2 black ".9" on composite shoe work great in buggy with standard alm flywheel. Not sure I would like a heavy flywheel on the GX but hey that's why they made it adjustable right? :lol: |
Originally Posted by rider313
(Post 9483413)
I do not think the losi shoes fit. Different mounting styles. I to have been contemplating the M2C unit, only thing holding me back is I am wondering about there composite shoes and how well they hold up.
I found the GX5R with 2green ".95" springs on alm shoes with 2 black ".9" on composite shoe work great in buggy with standard alm flywheel. Not sure I would like a heavy flywheel on the GX but hey that's why they made it adjustable right? :lol: |
Originally Posted by inferno13
(Post 9483441)
im sure i will stick with the losi set-up seeing i have the parts to last me another 3 years;)
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Originally Posted by rider313
(Post 9484034)
I am about to run out of losi shoes and will be needing to order more soon. so i am on edge. :lol:
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HEY BOYS !! Check out the sexy new hard coated and black coated EFRA 2072 pipes from Mr GO
Will be in stock at my place next week with a bit of luck. Going out the door fast on pre order :cool: They are also offering a combo motor / cap and motor / T-Shirt deal, but you don't get to choose what cap or shirt you get, it is random selection from the factory, so I haven't gone down that road. Most of my customers like to know exactly what they are getting - as do I :) But the pipes are hot :nod: |
Originally Posted by grizz1
(Post 9484587)
HEY BOYS !! Check out the sexy new hard coated and black coated EFRA 2072 pipes from Mr GO
Will be in stock at my place next week with a bit of luck. Going out the door fast on pre order :cool: They are also offering a combo motor / cap and motor / T-Shirt deal, but you don't get to choose what cap or shirt you get, it is random selection from the factory, so I haven't gone down that road. Most of my customers like to know exactly what they are getting - as do I :) But the pipes are hot :nod: |
Originally Posted by rider313
(Post 9484034)
I am about to run out of losi shoes and will be needing to order more soon. so i am on edge. :lol:
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I will be ordering some soon, but I have 100 combos with the polished pipe on the way. :weird:
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Are the new pipes ceramic coated and or reduce temps?
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Not to my knowledge. Jury's still out on whether ceramic insulation on the exhaust helps with these engines. I need to do some more testing, but the exhaust pipe acts somewhat like a radiator, pulling heat out of the engine. The end result is that your engine runs hotter.
When you insulate the pipe, you get a lot of heat that stays within the engine, since you lose a tremendous amount of radiant surface area (the entire pipe). You're probably going to get better results by adding some airflow around the pipe itself. |
Originally Posted by Ruune
(Post 9485645)
Not to my knowledge. Jury's still out on whether ceramic insulation on the exhaust helps with these engines. I need to do some more testing, but the exhaust pipe acts somewhat like a radiator, pulling heat out of the engine. The end result is that your engine runs hotter.
When you insulate the pipe, you get a lot of heat that stays within the engine, since you lose a tremendous amount of radiant surface area (the entire pipe). You're probably going to get better results by adding some airflow around the pipe itself. |
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