M2C's Racing clutch help (Full Version)

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phattracker -> M2C's Racing clutch help (5/13/2008 6:48:30 PM) I am putting a LRP Z.28R SPEC3 in my CRT and really don't want to throwmy money away on a crappy clutch. Can anyone tell me if the M2C clutches are good? Or can suggest a different brand. I am not a fan of sliders or adjustables. How abouta stock Ho Bao Hyper ST Clutch system?

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McFly505 -> RE: M2C's Racing clutch help (5/14/2008 7:29:44 PM) The M2C 4 shoe rocks, plain and simple. I was killin shoes and bearings way to quick with 3 shoe deals, no matter what shoes/springs I tried. With the M2C clutch, shoe and bearing life are measured in gallons. The shoes require minimal maintenance, (light de-burring every couple weeks). With all the possible combinations of clutch shoes/springs, there is a hot setup for every one, no matter what engine/car/truck you are running. Try it. I guarantee you'll never go back to a 3 shoe. EVER. [IMG]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v506/McFly505/rc%20stuff/parts004.jpg[/IMG] Scott

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phattracker -> RE: M2C's Racing clutch help (5/15/2008 7:58:14 PM) Do you have any trouble with bump starting? I asked A-Main's Thane, he said the flywheel is 34mm. Will this be a problem with a Jammin mono mount? I only use a bump box, so I wanna get this right so I don't throw any money away :} Thanks.

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INTEGRA -> RE: M2C's Racing clutch help (5/16/2008 5:12:48 AM) 34mm is plenty.....4 shoe's are where its at. [:)]

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McFly505 -> RE: M2C's Racing clutch help (5/17/2008 4:39:27 AM) No problems, what so ever. I've used 2 different OFNA boxes and an AE box, no problems. Current setup is the OFNA truggy box with a lipo pack. It starts it on the first bump, every time. Scott

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