haevy hitter or heel klicker

your only going to come up with who likes what set the best, both can be made to work.
 
It's just that I heard of clutches getting cracked from the heel clickers. Is that possible or not?

Thanks
 
you can get heat cracks from any incorrect clutch set up, heat is what does it from belt slippage. I have run h/c's for a long time and my opinion of them is they are great if ya know how to set them up.
 
I've read that Heel Clickers don't shift out to top end as well as HH. That clickers outperform HH off the line and though mid range but suffer at top end. For lake racing to top end HH may win that battle.
 
Yes heelclicker's can be a great setup. I have mine setup right now for midrange thrust. BUT when I first installed it on my SRX. I didnt set it up correctly and cracked my primary sleeve. Im glad I had another Primary!
 
hc,s pull as well or better then anything on top end. Anyone not getting good top end does not have em set up properly.
 
Like Turk said, ya need to set em up correctly, you use a low finish angle with lots of tip weight for topend with h/c's.
 
SO when you buy heel clicker's, you simply get weights and spring's, you still have to buy a ramp with which ever profile you want? I thought they came with ramps extra weights and pri/sec springs. Can specify for me MRviper, I'm just going buy the item's in the picture (royal distributing).

Thanks
 
Don,t buy em from royal distributing. You will pay way too much. Put a wanted add on here for parts & save about 200%. You want a set of 40/10 heelclicker weights with red primary spring. Also advertise for a helix on here too. You can get a RX-1 51/43 helix real cheap & it will work.
 
If someone have manual for Heelclickers and heavyhitters, please send to my mail.

Reimond.
 
For a 780 try about a 52/40 helix with 5 grams heel & tip with green set at 60 in the driven. This would be a good place to start.
 
What is the red spring rate? (start/final)?
And if some one could send manual/details for me i wuold be very clad.

Thanks's
Reimond
 
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