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07-08-2016
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schumacher viscous drive
hi vintage gurus
have picked up a fireblade evo with a viscous drive but im not sure of correct assembly has anyone got an exploded diagram or point me to one also there is a thrust race on the outer end unfortunately some ball bearings are missing does anyone know what size they are thanks in advance dave 
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07-08-2016
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Quick google search.
http://s113.photobucket.com/user/JER...n0001.jpg.html
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07-08-2016
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The thrust balls were 1/16" (from memory) in the thrust races at that time. In theory, the "current" thrust race (I think it's U730!!) is the same part number, but I think it has subtly changed over the years, so it's possible a current replacement won't fit properly.
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08-08-2016
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Viscous drive, a copy of the losi hydra drive. These worked really well on dust tracks, made the car feel like it was on rails but on high grip wasnt any good. Type in schumacher viscous on google search, got to images and youll find the instructions or patent instructions.
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08-08-2016
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thanks welshy
i had one on a cat 2000 onver 20 years ago(or it seems like it) but age hs dulled the memory of how it should be assembled correctly it wont see much serious action in the fireblade I might let my lad blast it round indoors at worksop on a practice run or something thanks for everyones efforts to assist even Matts technical set up advice  (only joking Matt) kind regards to all fellas
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