How To Win - Setting a 1/10 Slipper Clutch

[@miguelzarco9905]

so far the best video about slipper setting. Thanks

[@ninooliastro2285]

Yes it was, this helped a lot.

[@KragsKrawlers]

Awesome information thank you! I’m new to racing the amount there is to learn is exciting.

[@dackerman123]

Great series. For someone just getting into the racing side, this is great stuff. Appreciate it!

[@kennysilvers-z4x]

Very well explained, thank you.

[@aviramlucken6475]

Hi great video's to watch I have learned alot. I would like to know on a brushed motor when setting the slipper clutch is it the same as the brushless

[@Cooch5RC]

Do you have to break in the differential on the TLR22 5.0 DC Roller before hitting the track? Love the info!

[@royson58]

I know TLR has a Direct Drive option. Is this commonly used for clay with a 17.5? Nice series BTW.

[@frankroot3890]

We do have a direct drive option. Some people run it, many do not.

[@WreckinStreetsDaily]

Just got a new 22 5.0 DC what can I do to prevent it from sliding when I punch it

[@rodcaseracing3376]

Would you set a 17.5 slipper the same for carpet and dirt or is that for dirt only, when do you recommend a direct drive?

[@frankroot3890]

Yes, it would be set very similar.

[@josephcassidy798]

Direct drive is a little dangerous in high grip situations such as carpet

[@Js_junkyard]

what if your motor just cogs once you get the nut tightened just past where it slips?

[@dirtrider88]

3:16 cog? is it not a sensored motor? does it just not have enough torque. i would have thought a sensored 17.5 motor would just lift the front and smash it into you.

[@HoosierRC]

Same way with wheeler?

[@gsg_joe]

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