M.O.D clutch

[Gofastgas]

Does anyone have any experience with the M.O.D clutch? Pros,cons? Looks similar to a t.r snapper

 

[Rep732]

I believe @misterleon has experience with it.

 

[Mick Boomer]

What are you trying to achieve with it?

 

[Gofastgas]

What are you trying to achieve with it?

Looking to set up a bullet proof clutch set up for a 34obr reed moty for my new Baja build

 

[misterleon]

I love the mod clutch. It grabs strong and has no clutch fade. Try it out. Like it and use it or don’t like it any sell it. Either way all is well. Swap out the springs for the heaviest though

 

[Gofastgas]

I love the mod clutch. It grabs strong and has no clutch fade. Try it out. Like it and use it or don’t like it any sell it. Either way all is well. Swap out the springs for the heaviest though

Great,thank you for the info I think I'm going to pull the trigger on one

 

[Clubin]

I’m bashing in gravel lots. Reason I avoided it was I’m sure it would get chewed up. I like the steel shoes with Taylor 10,000 spring. That’s what I’m running in my Oneill 34 reed.

 

[gavsta72]

Looking to set up a bullet proof clutch set up for a 34obr reed moty for my new Baja build

Then i would be going with a "set and forget" steel clutch. FS racing shoes and spring of your choice, or the UFC steel clutch

 

[Gofastgas]

Then i would be going with a "set and forget" steel clutch. FS racing shoes and spring of your choice, or the UFC steel clutch

Ok thanks,most likely what I'll start with

 

[Seandonato73]

Fs for the win. The mod is neat set up, more for racing imo.

 

[BigBasher]

I have both…. The FS for bashing and the Mod for racing. The Mod will not last if bashed hard (mud and sand) as the additional load will heat it up and melt the shoes.