Clutch eliminator
 

If i install a clutch eliminator am i going to destroy the rest of my drive train?
I am tired of the lock nut backing off.

Re: Clutch eliminator
 

Depends on how you react when you got a wheel jammed...

Realistically I'd say go for it, but this is 2019 and I can't be held accountable for my own actions let alone yours.

Re: Clutch eliminator
 

Have you tried using blue Loctite on the shaft when you tighten downthe nut?

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Re: Clutch eliminator
 

Point taken

Re: Clutch eliminator
 

Or even try a new lock nut. Sometimes they lose their ability to stay locked just from wear and tear. I usually replace my wheel lock nuts once or twice a year on the average because of this reason

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Re: Clutch eliminator
 

I would just hate for you to destroy part of your drivetrain when you don't have to.

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Thank you, I will try the locktite.

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from day one i cranked that nut down and parked it. Just run the car and upgrade what if anything fails. the kit build i have has been great for durability but i'm a crawler not a basher. Know when to lift. if you want to keep the slipper just replace he lock but or double nut it and things will stay put.

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I just ordered the slipper eliminator kit from locked up rc for a new Wraith build cause i used to have the same problem on other rigs. Planning on beefing everything up so we'll see.

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I run LockedUpRC slipper eliminators on the majority of my rigs. What you may rip up depends on what kind of power you’re putting through the drivetrain. A good fail safe is a derlin spur gear. I will say that i’ve beefed up everything “down stream” of the slipper eliminator.

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This. Lock nuts aren't made to be re-used forever. Every time you loosen and re-tighten one, it loses some of its holding ability.