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glassdoctor · 01.13.2007, 03:24 PM

Mabye CC should make a conversion for using the nitro clutches like this.... that should eliminate any cogging problems LOL!

Seriously, having the working clutch really should stop any potential cogging because there is no load on the motor until it spins up some.

Having to use the nitros brakes is a big thing... although there are certain advantages to that, most of us don't want the extra complication and weight, etc.

I think it would be pretty good for the big monsters, but not for buggies.

Clean up the wires and it's prety a cool and unique ride. What brand are the lipos? They must be some really good cells, no?

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glassdoctor TEAM FUSION Offline Posts: 2,041 Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Iowa... Hawkeye country	01.13.2007, 03:24 PM Mabye CC should make a conversion for using the nitro clutches like this.... that should eliminate any cogging problems LOL! Seriously, having the working clutch really should stop any potential cogging because there is no load on the motor until it spins up some. Having to use the nitros brakes is a big thing... although there are certain advantages to that, most of us don't want the extra complication and weight, etc. I think it would be pretty good for the big monsters, but not for buggies. Clean up the wires and it's prety a cool and unique ride. What brand are the lipos? They must be some really good cells, no?