Losi clutch springs
#1
Losi clutch springs
Silver: .040 wire with 30 degree angle
Gold: .040 wire with 25 degree angle
Black: .036 wire with 30 degree angle
Green: .036 wire with 25 degree angle
Took my clutch out that had teo black and two green springs. Given they are dirty and same diameter, i can't tell angle difference by eye and wondering how to measure difference so i can reuse
Gold: .040 wire with 25 degree angle
Black: .036 wire with 30 degree angle
Green: .036 wire with 25 degree angle
Took my clutch out that had teo black and two green springs. Given they are dirty and same diameter, i can't tell angle difference by eye and wondering how to measure difference so i can reuse
#2
Tech Master
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try cleaning them lolol :-p
The colors are pretty distinctive and most of us can easily tell them apart, unless your colorblind? (no disrespect, just asking the question)
The green looks like a metallic green.
The gold looks more like a metallic yellow. Silver is silver and black well, black lol.
The colors are pretty distinctive and most of us can easily tell them apart, unless your colorblind? (no disrespect, just asking the question)
The green looks like a metallic green.
The gold looks more like a metallic yellow. Silver is silver and black well, black lol.
#3
Silver: .040 wire with 30 degree angle
Gold: .040 wire with 25 degree angle
Black: .036 wire with 30 degree angle
Green: .036 wire with 25 degree angle
Took my clutch out that had teo black and two green springs. Given they are dirty and same diameter, i can't tell angle difference by eye and wondering how to measure difference so i can reuse
Gold: .040 wire with 25 degree angle
Black: .036 wire with 30 degree angle
Green: .036 wire with 25 degree angle
Took my clutch out that had teo black and two green springs. Given they are dirty and same diameter, i can't tell angle difference by eye and wondering how to measure difference so i can reuse
#6
I'm colorblind, can't tell the difference between green and gold. Luckily my son isn't colorblind
#7
Tech Fanatic
iTrader: (1)
Does anyone know if this tool will work with installing the TLR clutch onto the crankshaft. I heard the back of the tool works for the TLR 4 shoe clutch that comes with 4.0. Anyone know let me know. Much appreciated! Thanks
part number is TLR99100
https://www.amainhobbies.com/team-losi-racing-4shoe-flywheel-wrench-tlr99100/p206458
part number is TLR99100
https://www.amainhobbies.com/team-losi-racing-4shoe-flywheel-wrench-tlr99100/p206458