Aftermarket Slipper clutch
09-20-2008, 05:18 PM
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Aftermarket Slipper clutch
I have been looking around for a aftermarket slipper clutch for my 3.3 for a while and i havent been able to track anything down. Anyone know where i could find one. Or if you can point me in the right direction that would be great. Thanks again
09-20-2008, 06:23 PM
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RE: Aftermarket Slipper clutch
Don't frown on me.....(gulp)......but integy does in fact make one for the revo 3.3; and I just recently got it to install on my revo; I have installed it, but have not yet had the chance to run the truck with the new flywheel as its just been too warm out still to do such activities outside around these parts.....but when I do finally have a chance to test it out I will definitely try and remind myself to report back to let anyone who wants to know how it goes, know about it. On another note, I believe MIP does in fact also make a aftermarket clutch for the revo if I am not mistaken.....
09-20-2008, 08:16 PM
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RE: Aftermarket Slipper clutch
ORIGINAL: matts6887
Don't frown on me.....(gulp)......but integy does in fact make one for the revo 3.3; and I just recently got it to install on my revo; I have installed it, but have not yet had the chance to run the truck with the new flywheel as its just been too warm out still to do such activities outside around these parts.....but when I do finally have a chance to test it out I will definitely try and remind myself to report back to let anyone who wants to know how it goes, know about it. On another note, I believe MIP does in fact also make a aftermarket clutch for the revo if I am not mistaken.....
Don't frown on me.....(gulp)......but integy does in fact make one for the revo 3.3; and I just recently got it to install on my revo; I have installed it, but have not yet had the chance to run the truck with the new flywheel as its just been too warm out still to do such activities outside around these parts.....but when I do finally have a chance to test it out I will definitely try and remind myself to report back to let anyone who wants to know how it goes, know about it. On another note, I believe MIP does in fact also make a aftermarket clutch for the revo if I am not mistaken.....
09-20-2008, 10:02 PM
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RE: Aftermarket Slipper clutch
Not for the 3.3 yet. May be working on it but not on the market yet. So far the only have a backplate. That may help some minor issues but not a fix-all.
09-20-2008, 10:11 PM
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RE: Aftermarket Slipper clutch
ORIGINAL: Revomad1
He was asking about a slipper clutch. I think you are talking about clutches, no?
ORIGINAL: matts6887
Don't frown on me.....(gulp)......but integy does in fact make one for the revo 3.3; and I just recently got it to install on my revo; I have installed it, but have not yet had the chance to run the truck with the new flywheel as its just been too warm out still to do such activities outside around these parts.....but when I do finally have a chance to test it out I will definitely try and remind myself to report back to let anyone who wants to know how it goes, know about it. On another note, I believe MIP does in fact also make a aftermarket clutch for the revo if I am not mistaken.....
Don't frown on me.....(gulp)......but integy does in fact make one for the revo 3.3; and I just recently got it to install on my revo; I have installed it, but have not yet had the chance to run the truck with the new flywheel as its just been too warm out still to do such activities outside around these parts.....but when I do finally have a chance to test it out I will definitely try and remind myself to report back to let anyone who wants to know how it goes, know about it. On another note, I believe MIP does in fact also make a aftermarket clutch for the revo if I am not mistaken.....
09-21-2008, 09:18 AM
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RE: Aftermarket Slipper clutch
I bought the mip clutch shoes and wasnt that impressed with them they wear out to fast. So nobody has made a aftermarket slipper clutch yet (hooks to the tranny) what is the difference in the revo slipper and the t-maxx slipper rccunuck.
09-21-2008, 09:58 AM
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RE: Aftermarket Slipper clutch
Robinson Racing makes a slipper clutch for around 12 bucks. Dont get integy anything. Ater my second weekend with there 3 shoe clutch it failed. The aluminium was gone to the spring. Integy=JUNK. And the paint on the flywheel easnt blue anymore.
09-21-2008, 11:37 AM
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Robinson Racing makes a slipper clutch for around 12 bucks. Dont get integy anything. Ater my second weekend with there 3 shoe clutch it failed. The aluminium was gone to the spring. Integy=JUNK. And the paint on the flywheel easnt blue anymore.
Robinson Racing makes a slipper clutch for around 12 bucks. Dont get integy anything. Ater my second weekend with there 3 shoe clutch it failed. The aluminium was gone to the spring. Integy=JUNK. And the paint on the flywheel easnt blue anymore.
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Robinson Racing makes a slipper clutch for around 12 bucks. Dont get integy anything. Ater my second weekend with there 3 shoe clutch it failed. The aluminium was gone to the spring. Integy=JUNK. And the paint on the flywheel easnt blue anymore.
Robinson Racing makes a slipper clutch for around 12 bucks. Dont get integy anything. Ater my second weekend with there 3 shoe clutch it failed. The aluminium was gone to the spring. Integy=JUNK. And the paint on the flywheel easnt blue anymore.
10-08-2008, 05:43 PM
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RE: Aftermarket Slipper clutch
Be careful with the Robinson slipper back plate though, it is a bit thicker than the stock one which will cause the air intake neck to get even closer to the spur gear than it already is. I am actually going to go back to the stock Traxxas one myself.
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Be careful with the Robinson slipper back plate though, it is a bit thicker than the stock one which will cause the air intake neck to get even closer to the spur gear than it already is. I am actually going to go back to the stock Traxxas one myself.
Be careful with the Robinson slipper back plate though, it is a bit thicker than the stock one which will cause the air intake neck to get even closer to the spur gear than it already is. I am actually going to go back to the stock Traxxas one myself.
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