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CAR-KILLER
04-03-2010, 12:12 PM
got this from another forum

2nd 3rd 5th and 9th way to go the punibolt:yahoo:

A. Final (BRCA Large Scale 4WD 2010) Results
Final Index Lap Times Position/Lap Best Laps
Race Duration 30m, Started 16:54 Finished 17:25

1 3 Richard Stiles 51/30m31.858 35.918 33.339 (5) MCD Race Runner Ultimate 26cc
2 9 Gary Irving 35/28m39.339 49.123 37.124 (3) FTX Punisher 30cc
3 6 Darren Johnson 33/20m46.072 37.759 34.425 (31) FTX Punisher 23cc
4 5 Bob Stiles 27/17m56.065 39.854 36.328 (7) MCD Race Runner 26cc
5 4 Steve Haynes 18/26m40.104 1m28.894 33.908 (16) FTX Punisher 23cc
6 2 Guy Hayward 11/12m20.706 1m 7.336 32.546 (7) MCD 26cc
7 7 Barry Tuffery 7/ 5m 1.187 43.026 38.455 (6) RedCat Rampage TT5 29cc
8 1 Stevo Backland 4/ 3m46.892 56.723 33.274 (3) MCD Race Runner Ultimate 26cc
9 10 Ollie James 3/ 2m34.659 51.553 42.149 (3) FTX Punisher 26cc
10 8 Ian Hayward 3/ 3m23.382 1m 7.794 52.090 (3) MCD 26cc

spooky
04-03-2010, 01:06 PM
I was there and to be honest i was really impressed by the number of 4wd cars at the event and 3 punishers in the top 5 on there 1st event fantastic .I hope we will see the same amount at Kort in a few weeks.

Andy

Freeprawn
04-03-2010, 05:07 PM
More importantly we can do better :punk: Was a great result for the first national race of an unraced (in the UK) car.

Don't forget the MCD has been around a few years and the TB II is brand new so a great result.

Also my spies tell most Punisher drivers were running 23cc engines with standard 6000rpm clutches :damn: Not good. You will never get the punch you need out of a corner with a standard clutch spring.

There are a couple of really simple mods to make the standard clutch work better either lighten it by removing some material or use a HPI Baja red clutch spring :) Don't belive the hype, fancy expensive clutches can be better if set up right. But in my experiance a properly set up standard clutch is hard to beat.

You will be amazed at the difference it makes. I'll post some pics at the end of the month when I get home.

I can't wait till the BRCA Rnd 2 race at Kort. Have to see if I can make the car reliable and fast :)

Nige

CAR-KILLER
04-03-2010, 05:11 PM
i must admit i have had my clutch out today and removed some material to lighten up the ends for a slightly later engagement .

Freeprawn
04-03-2010, 06:03 PM
You will notice a big difference. If you don't you need to make it lighter lol.

You can usually pick up S/H clutch shoes on fleabay pretty cheap to experiment with.

Chris, Nutech should do the CY 8000Rpm clutch spring as a option part ;)

Nige

NUTECH RACING
04-03-2010, 06:09 PM
http://www.nutechracing.com/english/ProductShow.asp?ID=524


http://www.nutechracing.com/english/UploadFiles/20081225141337997.jpg

Can try this clutch.

CAR-KILLER
04-03-2010, 06:10 PM
Yes please i will take it and test for you

Freeprawn
04-03-2010, 06:27 PM
Looks good Chris.

So long as it engages at about 8000Rpm it's a winner. Is it adjustable?

Nige

NUTECH RACING
04-03-2010, 06:37 PM
We just prepared some samples of 3 shoe clutch for testers, samples will be ready next week.

More info and pics will post next week.:top secret: