Whats the best All around clutch.
02-23-2013, 09:56 AM
#1
Whats the best All around clutch.
I'm looking for a good clutch assembly thats.
A. Reasonably priced.
B. Quick and easy to maintain, (changing out shoes).
C. One that can work with mutiple applications with ease.(Use on my Savage, and 1/8th Buggy.
D. Dependability.
E. Bashed and Raced.
Thanks for any input.
A. Reasonably priced.
B. Quick and easy to maintain, (changing out shoes).
C. One that can work with mutiple applications with ease.(Use on my Savage, and 1/8th Buggy.
D. Dependability.
E. Bashed and Raced.
Thanks for any input.
02-23-2013, 10:05 AM
#2
I'm looking for a good clutch assembly thats.
A. Reasonably priced.
B. Quick and easy to maintain, (changing out shoes).
C. One that can work with mutiple applications with ease.(Use on my Savage, and 1/8th Buggy.
D. Dependability.
E. Bashed and Raced.
Thanks for any input.
A. Reasonably priced.
B. Quick and easy to maintain, (changing out shoes).
C. One that can work with mutiple applications with ease.(Use on my Savage, and 1/8th Buggy.
D. Dependability.
E. Bashed and Raced.
Thanks for any input.
02-23-2013, 10:12 AM
#3
I'm looking for a good clutch assembly thats.
A. Reasonably priced.
B. Quick and easy to maintain, (changing out shoes).
C. One that can work with mutiple applications with ease.(Use on my Savage, and 1/8th Buggy.
D. Dependability.
E. Bashed and Raced.
Thanks for any input.
A. Reasonably priced.
B. Quick and easy to maintain, (changing out shoes).
C. One that can work with mutiple applications with ease.(Use on my Savage, and 1/8th Buggy.
D. Dependability.
E. Bashed and Raced.
Thanks for any input.
Lee
02-23-2013, 10:29 AM
#5
Werks/ Assendency clutches.
02-23-2013, 10:50 AM
#6
getting a whole season out of a clutch and being able to make adjustments w/o taking the engine out is worth the cost... i ran regular clutches and once i ran the buku i was hooked
02-23-2013, 11:12 AM
#7
Tech Addict
best clutch
I'm looking for a good clutch assembly thats.
A. Reasonably priced.
B. Quick and easy to maintain, (changing out shoes).
C. One that can work with mutiple applications with ease.(Use on my Savage, and 1/8th Buggy.
D. Dependability.
E. Bashed and Raced.
Thanks for any input.
A. Reasonably priced.
B. Quick and easy to maintain, (changing out shoes).
C. One that can work with mutiple applications with ease.(Use on my Savage, and 1/8th Buggy.
D. Dependability.
E. Bashed and Raced.
Thanks for any input.
part no. 6075
02-23-2013, 06:33 PM
#11
BUKU for sure. I have many buggies to keep up and without having to worry about changing clutches all the time is awesome. The Kevlar shoes are awesome and when you get it dialed in your bearings will last because you don't have tons of wheel spin. Saves bearings, shoes, and tires. It's well worth the money. A season on one set of shoes is the best
02-23-2013, 07:13 PM
#13
Just read the instructions before tuning it in and it's not hard at all.
02-24-2013, 03:56 PM
#15
Tech Fanatic
Buku for sure. Even if your not into tuning the engagement point, It's worth it for the durability. The shoes last forever, it saves bearings because it doesn't slip and get hot, it saves your clutchbells. The buku is well worth the money, because of all the money saved on clutch shoes and bearings.