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BrianG · 05.20.2008, 02:52 PM

Well, that might be difficult. Clutches don't have a lot of spare material that you can modify and still allow it to work if you decide to. But, you could always pick up a spare clutch/second gear and put it in a ziplock bag with all the other unneeded gears/parts you pulled out as a result of the mod. Most likely, once you get used to the simplicity of fewer parts to break and having brake/reverse, you'll probably never want to go back unless you decide to make it a high speed only vehicle where all the gearing is needed.

I think I've thought about retaining the two speed on my Revo twice and quickly changed my mind. Wasn't worth it for what is gained.

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BrianG RC-Monster Admin Offline Posts: 14,609 Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Des Moines, IA	05.20.2008, 02:52 PM Well, that might be difficult. Clutches don't have a lot of spare material that you can modify and still allow it to work if you decide to. But, you could always pick up a spare clutch/second gear and put it in a ziplock bag with all the other unneeded gears/parts you pulled out as a result of the mod. Most likely, once you get used to the simplicity of fewer parts to break and having brake/reverse, you'll probably never want to go back unless you decide to make it a high speed only vehicle where all the gearing is needed. I think I've thought about retaining the two speed on my Revo twice and quickly changed my mind. Wasn't worth it for what is gained.