MTX 5
#2221
#2222
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hi LARS just though i would see if you were watching at least we love our own BRANDS EVEN IF YOU DRIVE THE WRONG ONE
GREG
at last we have lasted 1 hour final to win and some other cars finished refer to post ealier not hear over seas win
GREG
at last we have lasted 1 hour final to win and some other cars finished refer to post ealier not hear over seas win
Last edited by greg.dawn; 06-29-2012 at 07:03 PM.
#2225
And to directly answer your question, other brands likely won't fit as the clutch is quite unique, but A-Plus or someone like that make a 5 clutch kit I think, though I read elsewhere the brand quality is crap.
#2226
I ran two races and 2 practice sessions , and I always reset my clutch before each outing. The X-ray surely lasted longer. I was hoping that some other high quality clutch shoe would fit. Im not interested in using and aftermarket clutch set like a-plus. I'm not knocking it cause I've never tried it but the mugen clutch is fine, just wanted other shoe options
#2227
I ran two races and 2 practice sessions , and I always reset my clutch before each outing. The X-ray surely lasted longer. I was hoping that some other high quality clutch shoe would fit. Im not interested in using and aftermarket clutch set like a-plus. I'm not knocking it cause I've never tried it but the mugen clutch is fine, just wanted other shoe options
My xray nt1 clutchshoes have lasted me 2 years already.
i am using two separate clutches on 2 engine`s though but they already seen several engine`s. never knew they suppose to wear faster


I use the yellow normal clutch not the dynamic, could be the reason.

maybe they (xray that is) fit the mugen
#2230
#2232
The trick here is not to over tighten them!!
If you do you will distort the diff end cap and they will leak like crazy.
The last diffs I built, i also add a smear of gasket sealer too.
These diffs have not leaked.
Steve H
#2233
I ran two races and 2 practice sessions , and I always reset my clutch before each outing. The X-ray surely lasted longer. I was hoping that some other high quality clutch shoe would fit. Im not interested in using and aftermarket clutch set like a-plus. I'm not knocking it cause I've never tried it but the mugen clutch is fine, just wanted other shoe options
Is your thrust bearing end stopper concentric ?
Not sure if you are running the t2002 kit. In The older kit this part was faulty.
But I would check all new ones too.
It can be hard to pick up in some it was only a small amount but it will make shoes wear quick.
Steve H
#2234
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we ran 1/8 red one in 4r but i am not shore whether the mrx5 make a red one //how hard are you on cold clutch we got about 15 liters 6 months out of our first yellow one //we always lot it warm up or it will slip//blip throttle a bit till it grabs properly
greg
grandson //my driver is back racing again we did about 2 hours practice to day and car is still in one piece only one crash little one no damage
greg
grandson //my driver is back racing again we did about 2 hours practice to day and car is still in one piece only one crash little one no damage
Last edited by greg.dawn; 07-03-2012 at 12:31 AM.
#2235
Just a quick check!
Is your thrust bearing end stopper concentric ?
Not sure if you are running the t2002 kit. In The older kit this part was faulty.
But I would check all new ones too.
It can be hard to pick up in some it was only a small amount but it will make shoes wear quick.
Steve H
Is your thrust bearing end stopper concentric ?
Not sure if you are running the t2002 kit. In The older kit this part was faulty.
But I would check all new ones too.
It can be hard to pick up in some it was only a small amount but it will make shoes wear quick.
Steve H
I read about the bearing holder being drilled off center, and i checked for that . I didn't see a problem, plus i only stripped 1 gear, on my initial runs, but its been great since then. I will double check since you mentioned it. I think the xray one is the same size. Thanks again.




