Outcast Outcast 4s - Slipper Maintenance Kit

[shredder]

Hi Guys

i recieved my slipper clutch mainentance kit. Now i am unsure how to assemble it, because there is a black plastic piece, i can't see in any diagram. Can anyone help me?

Where does the red circled piece go to?

thanks in advance

 

[Outcastblxnut]

It’s not used. Throw it in a junk drawer for a spacer you might use on another project ??

 

[Surchaufeur]

That part is obsolete

 

[Yonic]

It was used on the first generation of the slipper (on the 3s models), now the tread is embedded on the opposite half of the slipper.

 

[Surchaufeur]

It was used on the first generation of the slipper (on the 3s models), now the tread is embedded on the opposite half of the slipper.

I think it was in the mega line

 

[Yonic]

My 3s Senton had this part.
Oh, I still have the old version's exploded view, it is there:

 

[shredder]

Thank you so much!
is it a problem, wenn the thing that look like a bearing on the metal-thing came loose?
cheers

 

[jondilly1974]

Thank you so much!
is it a problem, wenn the thing that look like a bearing on the metal-thing came loose?
cheers

The rear hub didn’t have threads in the early versions so you would need that nut to hold it together.

The brass bushing will pop out if you overtighten the screw. I learned this the hard way. That’s why the method of xxx turns out from tight is a bad methodology. You have to bottom out the spring to get to tight, which can bind the spring or bust the bushing. Neither is a good idea.

 

[razorrc]

The brass bushing will pop out if you overtighten the screw. I learned this the hard way. That’s why the method of xxx turns out from tight is a bad methodology. You have to bottom out the spring to get to tight, which can bind the spring or bust the bushing. Neither is a good idea.

x100, jondilly is killing it with the tips lately. Plus, every vehicle will be different (slipper setting for a Typhon is going to be different from a Kraton) and change as the slipper pads wear, as the spring weakens, etc. There's no one size fits all method, you gotta set it for your machine.