Monsoon and Avalanche clutchbells are in
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Monsoon and Avalanche clutchbells are in
Finally the new clutchbells are in. Order them now while they still last. lol
http://www.redcatracing.com/itemdeta...artno=8300811t
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http://www.redcatracing.com/itemdeta...artno=8300812t
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http://www.redcatracing.com/itemdeta...artno=8300811t
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http://www.redcatracing.com/itemdeta...artno=8300812t
Pics will be added soon
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RE: Monsoon and Avalanche clutchbells are in
better top speeds with the 12t. I know the monsoon is geared pretty low and winds out quick so the 12t will help that alot and get better top end. The smaller the bell the better low end but lower top speeds and the bigger the bell the higher top end and you lose bottom end.
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RE: Monsoon and Avalanche clutchbells are in
Two everyone here, GET THE 12 TOOTH!!! IT IS AWESOME!! Makes the truck so much easier to drive and much smoother and control is alot better in the air off of jumps.
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RE: Monsoon and Avalanche clutchbells are in
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I would keep the 10t on the avalanche because of the big tires.
I would keep the 10t on the avalanche because of the big tires.
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RE: Monsoon and Avalanche clutchbells are in
How does a clutch bell control a truggy in the air??? LOL Just pulling you chain[sm=lol.gif] And you guys have no idea what you are missing tell you mod your chassie and run the real clutch bells 13t, 14t, even 16 t, It can ber done in five min witha dremel check it out. What a big diffrence it makes it the trucks performance
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RE: Monsoon and Avalanche clutchbells are in
did those motor mounts just bolt right up with not mods. I all you had mod was just to grind out the hole for the flywheel?
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RE: Monsoon and Avalanche clutchbells are in
I saw in the book for the avalanche that there is a 9 tooth bell available. is that true? is the stock 10 tooth in stock?
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RE: Monsoon and Avalanche clutchbells are in
Im starting to think i might just keep my stock bell. It would be cool to have a higher top end but I really like how mean it is off the line. I don't wanna give up that brutal low end acceleration.
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RE: Monsoon and Avalanche clutchbells are in
Brutal low end makes for good wheelies. I wanna see wheelies. I have not seen one yet and everyone talks about the avalanche doing wheelies but have not seen one.
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RE: Monsoon and Avalanche clutchbells are in
If you guys are just bashing and stuff you would be better off with the stock one, but for anyone running there monsoons on the track you WILL benefit from the 12 tooth. You do not lose that much low end and is more controllable out of the turns.
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RE: Monsoon and Avalanche clutchbells are in
Does the 12T clutch bell fit the Himoto Rancho Pro as well. Are all the parts from the Rancho and Avalanche interchangeable? Thanks