Adam Drake from Mugen Seiki Racing talks about the Protek RC 4 shoe clutch.

[@shedred1967]

Ha! My 4 shoe clutch is already on order from AMAIN. Seeing friends set ups, it's just that more smoother. Great tips as usual Mr. Drake. Happy New Year's eve and New Year to you and yours.

[@AdamDrake]

Thank you sir. It's a great clutch system.

[@robertshaver4432]

Thank you Adam, I'm just starting to experiment with clutch shoes and springs: Thanks for all of your "insightful help" Dude (with all your videos); THANK YOU!

[@AdamDrake]

My pleasure, thank you!

[@rccarhobbyinarabic4088]

Thank you for your constant explanation, Dr. adam, for all that is useful in this beautiful sport and the great support for the Mugen Seiki models😍😍😍😍😍👍👍👍👍Unfortunately, we do not find this support and clarification in schumacher and xray models, although they are all companies that provide professional models, but they lack video clips to facilitate maintenance.

[@AdamDrake]

That's why you should choose Mugen Seiki! :)

[@rajaa111]

Nice, that's similar to the AE clutch with the hex screw for the clutch shoes, I still love the novarossi buggy clutch it's been doing me very well

[@AdamDrake]

Yes sir!

[@manaz28jose]

Another great vid Adam. Thanks 👍😎

[@AdamDrake]

Thank you!

[@maxrackstraw]

You really should do a in-depth video on engine tuning, i have a new kyosho engine and i cant seem to get the tune right and there is not a very good recent video on it yet. I take a lot of your advice and my friend who has just got into the hobby finds your video extremely useful too!

[@AdamDrake]

That's a great idea and I've been planning to do this for a while. I just need to make it happen. :)

[@savantelite]

Any way you could update your video descriptions? Every video shows up as "Adam Drake from Mugen Seiki Racing talks about ..." and i have no idea what the video is going to go over. Thanks.

[@robertshaver4432]

put your mouse pointer on the shortened title and it expands to show the entire title

[@AdamDrake]

@@robertshaver4432 It should show the entire title, but I'll look into that. Thanks.

[@Duececutty6972]

Nice video as usual Adam. First time considering running a 4 shoe. I want to run it in my buggy. How can I make the 34mm flywheel fit properly? Shim? Washers? What do you do for buggy? Thanks

[@Duececutty6972]

Never mind Adam. I see this isn’t compatible with a Kyosho MP9

[@AdamDrake]

The OS 4 shoe clutch works on the Kyosho and we have them on sale at the moment. www.thedrakeracing.com

[@Duececutty6972]

Already on your website. Thank you

[@TheOffgridkid]

What up Adam Happy New Year!

[@AdamDrake]

Happy New Year!

[@jongonegone1262]

drakes working the new shades, probaly rhondas idea. hes outside already, its winter, not on drakes channel. outdoor racing allyear. nice video.

[@AdamDrake]

Haha

[@jongonegone1262]

@@AdamDrake you must be bored ? ignoring your fans for months , now locked down going threw old replies. ha ha to you sir !!!!! will there be a spring sighting of the famous rhonda ??? mugen- seiki should be sending over some boxes of new bathing suits for the couple. wait wait, i hear it, listen, fed-x at the door now with bonus check from mugen. show me the money.

[@JoseTorres-fo8lm]

Adsm salutes ✌🏻✌🏻 One question: For low end power which springs and shoes you recommend me? Please let me know Thank you ✌🏻👍🏻

[@AdamDrake]

Hello Jose, In buggy, start with two carbon and .9 springs and two aluminum with 1.0 springs. In truck start with all aluminum and 1.0 springs. Adam

[@MrSpd2009]

Adam, can you take the clutch system off your engine with out having to take the pins, shoes and springs off? I think with the AE clutch you have to disassemble the clutch before taking it off the engine. This would be helpful if you just want to take clutch off, clean up the engine and then reassemble. Thanks!

[@fiveoboy01]

These 4 shoe style clutches can be removed from the engine with the shoes, springs and pins installed. Just pull the crank nut off. Usually I use a puller on the flywheel.

[@AdamDrake]

Hello Rob, it's best to remove the shoes first. Similar to the AE style.

[@dylanpeterson7398]

Hey Adam Ive been trying to get sponsored and I got it by team Losi you inspired me to race and have fun keep up the vids

[@AdamDrake]

Congratulations, thank you very much!

[@ar-arnitro]

Nice video very helpful👍👍👍

[@AdamDrake]

Thanks!

[@TheBeardedGrump]

How much run time are you getting out of the shoes?

[@AdamDrake]

There can be a number of variables like track conditions, springs, and how much it slips, but you shouldn't have a problem getting at least a gallon on a set of shoes.

[@TheBeardedGrump]

@@AdamDrake I run the ae one now. I've been really impressed by how long the shoes last.

[@AdamDrake]

@@TheBeardedGrump The shoe life should be very similar to the AE aluminum and hard carbon shoes.

[@TheBeardedGrump]

@@AdamDrake do you know if the protek and/or losi 4 shoe clutch shoes will work on the associated clutch?

[@AdamDrake]

@@TheBeardedGrump The Protek ones will for sure. Not sure about the Losi shoes.

[@danielwalter5268]

will this fit a Xray XB8 19? if not will the OS clutch fit?

[@AdamDrake]

Yes, both should fit the Xray and we have the OS clutches available if needed on www.thedrakeracing.com

[@germanmartinelliguerra5895]

Does it fit the mugen bell?

[@AdamDrake]

No, you need to use the Protek bell.

[@CueBallRacer]

Hey Adam.Can you take the flywheel off your engine.With shoes on the flywheel.

[@AdamDrake]

Technically you can, but it's much easier if you remove the shoes and springs from the flywheel first.

[@CueBallRacer]

@@AdamDrake OK

[@CueBallRacer]

@@AdamDrake I have not had a chance to race with them yet.

[@AdamDrake]

@@CueBallRacer 10-4.

[@ALEXVELASCOSXR800]

wwwooowwww brutal !!!!

[@AdamDrake]

Haha

[@jamierabb5065]

What. Box is that,. The blue one?

[@AdamDrake]

I don't think this one is available anymore, but the larger one is still available. amzn.to/2Qh0qn6

[@rafaelsilveira26]

This could be used on a kyosho gt2 onroad

[@AdamDrake]

You would need to make sure the bell fits on your vehicle.