cordy
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I inatalled my belt drive,the only thing I had to do was file the machineing burs off from the set screw theads.Install was a piece of cake.A very nice kit from rc pit stop in az. $129 plus shipping. Thanks rc pit stop. 
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motorman
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how is it holding up.?
any slippage that you can tell yet?
what is the largest advantage? i noticed the ratio doesn't go down or up, it is constant, does this help with acceleration or anything at all?
looks cool as hell btw.
any slippage that you can tell yet?
what is the largest advantage? i noticed the ratio doesn't go down or up, it is constant, does this help with acceleration or anything at all?
looks cool as hell btw.
cordy
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Check out the videos of the belt drive at www.rcpitstop.net,that should answer your querys.The belt drive is lighter than the gears,which allows your engine to spool up faster,and it`s quieter. The gear ratio is 30/30 with the first production run,which give both bottom end and top end.Other ratios comming soon.