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07-26-2005, 10:05 PM
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HELP!!!!!!!
HELP ME my clutch spring broke today i saw this coming but now im stumped
1) is the st-15 spring fine cause there .89 cents so if i buy 2+shipping it will cost $5.77
2)dose it fit the evaders clutch fine
3) should i just get a new clutch kit pads spring cause i think the pads are wearing down it would cost me $8. and there is a deep groove in the clutch bell i dont want to see a hole in the clutch bell one day
I DONT KNOW WHAT TO DO IM STUMPED WHHAAAAAA MY TRUCKS UNDRIVEABLE WHHHHHHHH HELP ME!!!!!! lol
1) is the st-15 spring fine cause there .89 cents so if i buy 2+shipping it will cost $5.77
2)dose it fit the evaders clutch fine
3) should i just get a new clutch kit pads spring cause i think the pads are wearing down it would cost me $8. and there is a deep groove in the clutch bell i dont want to see a hole in the clutch bell one day
I DONT KNOW WHAT TO DO IM STUMPED WHHAAAAAA MY TRUCKS UNDRIVEABLE WHHHHHHHH HELP ME!!!!!! lol
07-26-2005, 10:56 PM
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RE: HELP!!!!!!!
You're not anywhere near a hobby shop? I wouldn't order something off of tower hobbies for that small stuff.
If you're not, I guess I could swing by mine and grab you one and just send it in a cheap crappy envelope for a whole 30 some cents.
(Hey, who you callin' cheap?)
If you're not, I guess I could swing by mine and grab you one and just send it in a cheap crappy envelope for a whole 30 some cents.
(Hey, who you callin' cheap?)
07-27-2005, 12:25 AM
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RE: HELP!!!!!!!
since you have your clutch bell of take some fine grit sand paper and scrub the inside to remove the "gunk" FROM your clutch shoes and do the same TO your clutch shoes, thats why you probably see a "hole" in the clutch bell its probably just build up of gunk because not a lot of people dont clean that gunk
07-27-2005, 01:12 AM
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RE: HELP!!!!!!!
i dont know
im tight on cash i need new tires then this clutch + im saving some and i need to give my mom some cause she bought some stuff befor i got my pay check member im 13 but make 50-60$ a pay check so im tight on $$
im tight on cash i need new tires then this clutch + im saving some and i need to give my mom some cause she bought some stuff befor i got my pay check member im 13 but make 50-60$ a pay check so im tight on $$
07-28-2005, 03:28 PM
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RE: HELP!!!!!!!
ORIGINAL: brownstone101
o cool so the xxx-nt works with the evader?
thats good the LHS i go to might not have it
o cool so the xxx-nt works with the evader?
thats good the LHS i go to might not have it
i'm not sure its the xxx-nt, i think its the old xx-nt.an its not all the part. anyway, for the price of a clutch set....why even bother?? just get a new clutch set. And the stock clutch on the evader is a racer one. i keep and extra one in my tool box.
07-28-2005, 04:56 PM
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RE: HELP!!!!!!!
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who knows about the 4 shoe clutch? im getting that
who knows about the 4 shoe clutch? im getting that
that my opinion anyway....
07-28-2005, 05:52 PM
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RE: HELP!!!!!!!
ORIGINAL: brownstone101
o cool so the xxx-nt works with the evader?thats good the LHS i go to might not have it
o cool so the xxx-nt works with the evader?
thats good the LHS i go to might not have it
07-28-2005, 08:49 PM
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RE: HELP!!!!!!!
well im going to prep my motor how do i get this dang fly wheel off i dont have a wrench and im useing clamps and putting big scratches in my fly wheel
im going to get the 4 shoe clutch and i know how but im going to take the old one off and clean re lube the bearings that junk and i just cant get it off and i dont have an wench what can i use to get it off
HELP ME!!![&:][&:][&:]
im going to get the 4 shoe clutch and i know how but im going to take the old one off and clean re lube the bearings that junk and i just cant get it off and i dont have an wench what can i use to get it off
HELP ME!!![&:][&:][&:]
07-28-2005, 11:04 PM
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RE: HELP!!!!!!!
brownstone, do you already have the clutch nut off?
if so, i take a strong flathead screwdriver and pry it off the front of the engine.
if so, i take a strong flathead screwdriver and pry it off the front of the engine.
07-28-2005, 11:50 PM
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RE: HELP!!!!!!!
brownstone: "HELP ME!!!"
it seems to me that you always need help. Use common scence. It is a flywheel that spins at wicked high rpm. anything that spins that fast is going to be kinda hard to take apart. Put doun the damn pliers and go buy a set of tools at famly dolar or sumthing. 5$ later you will have a pice of crap tool set that will be better than plyers. once this is done and you still cant get it off, thats when you poast sumthing about it on rcu. damn poast *****!!
it seems to me that you always need help. Use common scence. It is a flywheel that spins at wicked high rpm. anything that spins that fast is going to be kinda hard to take apart. Put doun the damn pliers and go buy a set of tools at famly dolar or sumthing. 5$ later you will have a pice of crap tool set that will be better than plyers. once this is done and you still cant get it off, thats when you poast sumthing about it on rcu. damn poast *****!!
07-29-2005, 12:02 AM
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RE: HELP!!!!!!!
Mitt, i've never needed any specific tools to remove a flywheel.
now installation is a different story...
no need to insult him, at least he's not that xxxnt kid.
now installation is a different story...
no need to insult him, at least he's not that xxxnt kid.
07-29-2005, 01:16 AM
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RE: HELP!!!!!!!
well u are really mature i have tools my dad builds houses and i work at a shop that restores cars uhh drrrr i have freaking tool i just want to know whats coming before i do it and, this forum wasnt meant on how to take a flywheel it was on clutches
no need to bash me on it
thanks TB
and when i was spell checking this uhh, u have allot of typos just letting u know
no need to bash me on it
thanks TB
and when i was spell checking this uhh, u have allot of typos just letting u know
07-29-2005, 12:02 PM
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RE: HELP!!!!!!!
well i decide not to get that clutch my motor dosnt need it, if i got a o.s .18 then maby but for the dtx the stock pads are fine. so im getting clutch springs so i just wanted to thanks every one who helped me and hope you have fun with your trucks
thanks guys
thanks guys