T-Maxx clutch bells on RC10GT?????
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From: Oak Creek,
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I forgot where i heard it, but i heard that the T-Maxx Clutch bells work on the rc10gt?? If they do, how well do the bearings hold up??
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Bryan
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Bryan
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as of right now i'm running a T-maxx flywheel, clutchbell, and clutch and clutch nut on my GT. it hooks up great and the bearings are holding up fine.
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as of right now i'm running a T-maxx flywheel, clutchbell, and clutch and clutch nut on my GT. it hooks up great and the bearings are holding up fine.
as of right now i'm running a T-maxx flywheel, clutchbell, and clutch and clutch nut on my GT. it hooks up great and the bearings are holding up fine.
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as of right now i'm running a T-maxx flywheel, clutchbell, and clutch and clutch nut on my GT. it hooks up great and the bearings are holding up fine.
as of right now i'm running a T-maxx flywheel, clutchbell, and clutch and clutch nut on my GT. it hooks up great and the bearings are holding up fine.
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same, how long you been running this? Ive been doing it for about a few years now, and I have had no problems.
same, how long you been running this? Ive been doing it for about a few years now, and I have had no problems.
I love it!
Turns out the FreeMaxx WAS good for somethin, lol
oh, and no, the clutchbell won't work by itself. the diameter is too big of the bell itself. it wouldn't grab, and both your clutch shoes AND your bell would get worn out.
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From: LAKEWOOD,
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Hi
I have the SSRC racing clutch on my RC10GT, and they will give your truck a incredible boost of power & speed. Here are a few things you will want to do before driving your truck with them on it.
1. Make shier your clutch nut is on extremely tight.
2. Put a shim in between the flywheel and the clutch shoes, in other words put a thin washer on each of the pegs that hold the clutch shoes in place. This will allow all of your clutch shoe to make full contact with the Clutch Bell.
I have the SSRC racing clutch on my RC10GT, and they will give your truck a incredible boost of power & speed. Here are a few things you will want to do before driving your truck with them on it.
1. Make shier your clutch nut is on extremely tight.
2. Put a shim in between the flywheel and the clutch shoes, in other words put a thin washer on each of the pegs that hold the clutch shoes in place. This will allow all of your clutch shoe to make full contact with the Clutch Bell.
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since about the middle of last week.
I love it!
Turns out the FreeMaxx WAS good for somethin, lol
oh, and no, the clutchbell won't work by itself. the diameter is too big of the bell itself. it wouldn't grab, and both your clutch shoes AND your bell would get worn out.
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same, how long you been running this? Ive been doing it for about a few years now, and I have had no problems.
same, how long you been running this? Ive been doing it for about a few years now, and I have had no problems.
I love it!
Turns out the FreeMaxx WAS good for somethin, lol
oh, and no, the clutchbell won't work by itself. the diameter is too big of the bell itself. it wouldn't grab, and both your clutch shoes AND your bell would get worn out.

Plus the clutch shoes are big and have a sping, they actually work just as good as the MIP ones...
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as of right now i'm running a T-maxx flywheel, clutchbell, and clutch and clutch nut on my GT. it hooks up great and the bearings are holding up fine.
as of right now i'm running a T-maxx flywheel, clutchbell, and clutch and clutch nut on my GT. it hooks up great and the bearings are holding up fine.
Is that setup heavier than the stock setup? That could help even out the low end for me too.
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From: Chandler,
AZ
What all would I need to get to make a Traxxas CB work. I have a GT with the Epic... I am using the Traxxas cluth nut but that is all. I am having the hardest time finding CB Bearing to fit... ALso i have to trim the clutch shoes a little. It has worked fine untill recently when my CB Bearing went out. So any help would be great. Also I have the robinson racing stell CB and spur combo. Does that pose a problem if I switch over to a Traxxas CB? Thanx in advance



