Karl_RC

You can try to put the MT gearing on the ATX, this will give you ALOT of bottom end, however you will loose top end speed. Also, there are a few other tips and tricks you can do to create more torque in your car. You can take the clutch shoes and remove the spring that holds the two shoes together. You can take the spring and cut a small piece of it off making it smaller, or stiffer. Then reconnect it. Also, drill a couple of 4-40 size holes in each clutch shoe. This will lighten up the clutch shoe. With a lighter Clutch Shoe and stiffer spring you will inherit much more bottom end torque from your clutch. Hope this helps out.


Regards,
CEN RACING