What stage fly wheel would you classify this unit???
919028
This is a clutch, not a flywheel.This is a stage 1 clutch.Get a stage 1 flywheel to go with it.
919029
This is a stage 1 clutch kit. It's a bit harder than stock, but a great kit. This is great if you have a few light modifications such as cams, headers and flashed ecu and intake. If it's for your daily, stock then just get the regular exedy replacement. If you're heavy footed this is the clutch for you
919030
This is just the clutch. It is a stage 1 clutch kit, but must be paired with the EXEDY HF02 Chromoly Racing Flywheel. It is light weight, and a great buy!
919031
I have this clutch now and it's a great aftermarket clutch but I believe that it is not staged, at least to me it doesn't seem like it.
919032
This is not the flywheel, it all bolts to it, as far as stage or level I would consider it as a stage 1 above stock great hold with perfect drive ability . I put this in my sons car and I am a 20 yr mechanic.
919033
I'd definitely call this a stage one kit, but as mentioned below you will need to purchase the flywheel separately.
919034
Stage 1. This unit is so close to OEM in feel but more clamping ability. Slightly harder pedal feel but nothing that would make you tired. Cheers!
919035
This is a good clutch. Feel just like oem, but when you first install you need some time to adjust
2044475
Depends on the year. Look at the top of the fly wheel if there are three small threaded holes in the flywheel then this puller will not work for you. You will need the puller that looks like a crows foot.
1484292
I first started with a bearings upgrade, which totally changed the feel of the board, then I threw on a set of Gullwing Sidewinder II Trucks, I don't recommend those trucks in particular due to having two kingpins, and the board has a big disadvantage with wheelbite with these trucks, and a bit of speed wobbles. I suggest a set of Paris' or something of the like.First, I'd start with bearings, and just work from there:)
1401646
My guess is the picture doesn't match the name on the rod title, the one that shows up on this question page is a spinning rod.
1484293
I first started with a bearings upgrade, which totally changed the feel of the board, then I threw on a set of Gullwing Sidewinder II Trucks, I don't recommend those trucks in particular due to having two kingpins, and the board has a big disadvantage with wheelbite with these trucks, and a bit of speed wobbles. I suggest a set of Paris' or something of the like. First, I'd start with bearings, and just work from there:)
2264802
Confused about the heat shield comment but encourage you to remove the starter and turn the fly wheel by hand. The starter physically contacts the fly wheel so if the starter is new then look to the next step. Fly wheel. They connect inside the bell housing, which usually has a removable cover about the size of a 50 cent piece, and the fly wheel will have holes in it that you can use to put a long screwdriver through to turn by hand while viewing the teeth of the fly wheel through the 50 cent piece hole. The going is slow and mark the fly wheel in some manner. If the starter is good and operates properly I would expect to see missing teeth on the fly wheel. Good luck. Confused about the heat shield comment but encourage you to remove the starter and turn the fly wheel by hand. The starter physically contacts the fly wheel so if the starter is new then look to the next step. Fly wheel. They connect inside the bell housing, which usually has a removable cover about the size of a 50 cent piece, and the fly wheel will have holes in it that you can use to put a long screwdriver through to turn by hand while viewing the teeth of the fly wheel through the 50 cent piece hole. The going is slow and mark the fly wheel in some manner. If the starter is good and... » Read More Confused about the heat shield comment but encourage you to remove the starter and turn the fly wheel by hand. The starter physically contacts the fly wheel so if the starter is new then look to the next step. Fly wheel. They connect inside the bell housing, which usually has a removable cover about the size of a 50 cent piece, and the fly wheel will have holes in it that you can use to put a long screwdriver through to turn by hand while viewing the teeth of the fly wheel through the 50 cent piece hole. The going is slow and mark the fly wheel in some manner. If the starter is good and operates properly I would expect to see missing teeth on the fly wheel. Good luck. « Show Less
980121
This is a light/light medium fly rod. I use mine to practice my fly casting technique when fishing off docks or tight spaces with foliage.
608125
Sorry, don't have a clue. I checked on the Eley site and they show 1043 as the only wheeled model. Perhaps Amazon added the GH for some sort of stock id. Maybe if you go directly to Eley with your question, they will be able to tell you. Just click on their name on the page where Amazon shows the product. You have triggered my curiosity. Good luck.
291316
I just got mine, and they are both left and right spinning blades. I ordered the left and right threaded nuts which will tightnen them to the square sided axle. That should be sufficient to hold them on. I weighed mine and they are within.01 g. Whether this is close enough for flying, I won't know until the nuts come (from China). More later.
353089
I could not find any information on my SA #7-8 fly rod, but it casts like my Grey's #7 and #8 fly rods. Medium mid section with a fast tip for easier cast-ability.
971139
Hello there, to answer your question: We thought this was an RC truck and it was only a die cast oversized hot wheel. We sent it back to get our money back because my son wanted an RC truck, not one to sit on his shelf. I hope this helps.
1813574
Both. Foot pedal is slow speed, the twist throttle makes it go "turbo". You can disconnect the turbo. My 3yr old has mastered it.
429760
Thanks for the speedy response. I think I was after a number though. It's going to be either 16 Points of Engagement, or 32. You can tell by turning the freehub one full rotation and counting how many times it clicks.
2010986
The msrx is much quicker than the 120sr... definitely will entertain you and improve your reflexes. You could also consider a nano cpx, which is similarly quick and has the added benefits of a collective heli. I have a 120sr bnf, msrx rtf, and nano cpx bnf. I'm still practicing good coordinated turns, no inverted stuff yet, but I like the way the nano flys the best.
421649
SusanI can probably help but I need more to go on than moves sideways to the left. Is this your first FP heli?Markmarknauman53@gmail.com
1696940
Must be an incorrect picture. The 5/6 weight Featherlight rod is a fly rod.
444974
I am not quite sure. The training wheels act as a stand. Once they are off, I haven't figured out my options. Sorry.