And hooooollllllleeeeee shhhiiiiiiiiiittt it went hard. Been a while since
I've had a steer of it. I believe I have successfully blown the cobwebs
out, hehehehe!
Anyway, I put a tank through it and when I got it back I went to check to
see if the piston was a TDC (habit from run-in). The flywheel and clutch
bell were FEECKING hot.
I dont remember clutch bells and flywheels getting that hot or am I tripping
out?
Cheers Dre
Iridium - 05 Dec 2006 23:57 GMT
> And hooooollllllleeeeee shhhiiiiiiiiiittt it went hard. Been a while
> since I've had a steer of it. I believe I have successfully blown the
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> I dont remember clutch bells and flywheels getting that hot or am I
> tripping out?
I find with the teflon shoes they do get that hot with the slippage yea :-)

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Dre - 06 Dec 2006 01:02 GMT
>> And hooooollllllleeeeee shhhiiiiiiiiiittt it went hard. Been a while
>> since I've had a steer of it. I believe I have successfully blown the
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> I find with the teflon shoes they do get that hot with the slippage yea
> :-)
Fair enough, to be totally honest, I cant remember ever touching it (cept
during runin which was AGES ago)...
Truck didn't seem to have any clutch slippage that I could tell, it launched
hard every time and sounded normal.
I must be tripping out, LOL!
Cheers Dre
Richard - 06 Dec 2006 00:28 GMT
> And hooooollllllleeeeee shhhiiiiiiiiiittt it went hard. Been a while since
> I've had a steer of it. I believe I have successfully blown the cobwebs
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>
> Cheers Dre
Oi Dre, You seen the Nitro Bashers web site here in Perth. The bunch of
psycho's had a huge motorcycle jump out on Sunday and they were destroying
trucks left right and centre. If you get a chance drop in and checkout some
of the movies.
I have never really checked the temp at the flywheel but being connected to
the main shaft of the motor I can understand how it could get hot. If the
main bearing on the motor or the bearings in the clutch bell are nuked that
could cause a little excessive heat too as could buggered clutch shoes
dragging.
Cheers
Dre - 06 Dec 2006 01:05 GMT
>> And hooooollllllleeeeee shhhiiiiiiiiiittt it went hard. Been a while
> since
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>
> Cheers
Nope, but keen though, got a link??? (nitrobashers.com??)
Bearings are all good as I had the clutch apart a while back. I kinda would
expect it to get hot as well cause like you say its part of the engine, but
it just surprised me how hot it was....
I might take the Inferno out for a razz and see how hot it gets.
Cheers Dre
Richard - 06 Dec 2006 11:10 GMT
> >> And hooooollllllleeeeee shhhiiiiiiiiiittt it went hard. Been a while
> > since
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>
> Cheers Dre
www.nitrobashers.com
Thats the one.
Dre - 06 Dec 2006 22:52 GMT
>> >> And hooooollllllleeeeee shhhiiiiiiiiiittt it went hard. Been a while
>> > since
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>
> Thats the one.
Nice, I did try and check it out last night, but got sidetracked. Its at
the top of my list though.
When I quickly looked yesterday I noticed some Tassie members too! Sick!
Might see if I can hook up with them for a bash!
Cheers Dre
ian - 06 Dec 2006 23:27 GMT
: > www.nitrobashers.com
: >
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:
: Cheers Dre
don't they have health and safety over there? I have to have insurance for
indoor carpet racing.
Dre - 06 Dec 2006 23:48 GMT
> : > www.nitrobashers.com
> : >
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> for
> indoor carpet racing.
Health and safety!?!?!? Nope not that I know of, but then I'm keen to run
off road outside so I guess the only thing I need to worry about is a flying
truck hitting me in the head, LOL!
Insurance of indoor carpet racing, nuts! What are they worried about?
Burnt fingers due to hot motors? LOL!
Cheers Dre
Iridium - 07 Dec 2006 00:03 GMT
> : > www.nitrobashers.com
> : >
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> for
> indoor carpet racing.
Is that in the UK? I think you only need insurance when you're racing at a
club - and most clubs have membership fees that cover it as far as I know.

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ian - 07 Dec 2006 00:49 GMT
: > : Cheers Dre
: >
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: Is that in the UK? I think you only need insurance when you're racing at a
: club - and most clubs have membership fees that cover it as far as I know.
it is indeed the uk. club membership is approx £12 per club. insurance is
another £12 but is transferable to other clubs and covers nitro too. If you
sign up independent of a club its an extra £2. 3 million of third party
cover.
my heli insurance is £25.
Dre - 07 Dec 2006 00:59 GMT
> : > : Cheers Dre
> : >
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>
> my heli insurance is £25.
Ahhh, 3rd party cover, now that makes sense, bloody public liability!
Cheers Dre