JAMMINKRAZY

iTrader: (17)

Yes you point it directly down at the glow plug.

Chris__RC

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What 8ight clutch shoes would you guys get for maximum life/miniman wear? Right now the have the KH 7075 alum in my cart at amain with green and gold springs, but I was wondering if the Dynamite Max-Life shoes last longer? This will just be for practicing at tracks and want long life out of them. They came with 4 aluminum shoes and I thought it hate alot of bite even though the seller said the clutch shoes were really worn.

SupermaxxRich

iTrader: (16)

Dynamite Max lifes wear the best of any shoes. I run them all the time, they also make the plastic shoes wear much longer because they don't gall up the CB wich in turn tears at the plastic shoes giving them a very short life.

Chris__RC

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So should I run all max-Life shoes?

bustedpiecesrc

iTrader: (52)

Ok... I was just making sure that i was doing this right, ive been running nitro for a few years and i normally go by the temp but also go by the tone and the amount of smoke when i open up the throttle. Thanks

SupermaxxRich

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you can but you don't have to. Sometimes I run all 4 in my truggy, in my buggy I run 2 carbon and 2 max life shoes. You'll find the 2 carbons last much longer with max life shoes than they would with regular aluminum shoes. just make sure you don't use a clutch bell thats been all galled up already from aluminum shoes becuase it will tear threw the carbon shoes like a hot knife threw butter

jbergman

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i have been having problems with my rear camber links getting out of adjustment. i replaced them with another set, and still having problems. is there something/measurement to know which ones are good?

Integra

iTrader: (8)

how so ? are they un-threading themselves ?

antman450

Me too. Front and rear seem to slide. The threads are not holding up when you hit something. Harder or stronger plastic would help, I guess.

I put two nuts on the end and tighten them down against the plastic after I set the camber. The plastics can not slide on the turnbuckles that way. Sometimes though, they pull out completely if I hit hard. Nothing I can think of to fix that though. Epoxy maybe.

Integra

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antman450

What don't you undersand Integra? The turnbuckles thread into the plastic ends. The threads are too fine, I guess, and when you hit something the threads slip. Its like stripping plastic.

The turnbuckle link becomes shorter or longer.

Integra

iTrader: (8)

If they are new there shouldn't be a problem.

cornerspeed

You can run the bigger 1.0 camber links. They will hold up to more abuse.

Integra

iTrader: (8)

Uff....i forgot i was in the 2.0 thread....so the smaller version camber links are moving ?

jbergman

iTrader: (4)

mine are.