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Old 28-03-2012
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Originally Posted by oosh123 View Post
I believe its actually easiler to design the layshaft with the 3racing one way pulleys.

1. securing one way pulley to layshaft with c-clips
2. ball bearings on either side of layshaft (as it was before)
3. thrust bearing on motor side ball bearing
4. mount slipper plate and spur which have flat surface on layshaft
5. secure both sides, spur gear side with spring, just a nyloc nut on the other to keep the ball bearing in place.

The 3 racing on way pulleys are $16.67 each x 2. Simple layshaft $10-20 or lower (depending on quantity). Slipper plates - RB5's vented slipper plates are $33. but you can get them halfpriced if you don't want the vents.

So the whole design is approx. $60-85.

just my 2 cent.
Basically what i was saying earlier but not as indepth. Im up for testing as well, unsure tho on using kyosho slipper plates as they dont do high torque pads.
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