Elektri-Clutch in a 1/8 Buggy

I'am to do exactly the same thing with my RC8. But to the place to use the RCM RC8 motor mount, i've use the RCM revo motor mount. Like that, i can leave the center diff on the stock direction. I've put spacer under the center diff mount (you can see it on the pics, it's red Traxxas spacer for the P2 aluminium pushrod), this spacer is need to allow the clutchbell to clear the rear brake calipers. I've use the Tekno elektri clutch adapter with the 26mm flywheel. I've mount the clutch shoes on the leading way to engage sooner.
The clutchbell is Robinson Racing extra hardened 18T (but i can easily mount a 16T. Due to the 4.3 diff ratio on the RC8, this is the only way i've found to can run revo hardened clutchbell. Because on a stadart 3.333 diff ratio, the only 12-14T clutchbell available was not recomand to run against a hardened buggy spur gear.
The only thing i've to do is to mount my brake sevo with Kingheadz servo post.
My motor is a Neu 1515, 1Y/F with an MGM 16018 + flightpower EVO25, 5000mAh, 4s.

[jhautz]

Looks good David!! Glad to see I'm not the only one thinking this way.

I'm interested in the kingsheads servo posts? Got a liknk to what youa re planning to use? It may be a smple solution compared to the plan I had.

http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...oducts_id/8958

[jhautz]

where are you planning to mount the brake servo? If you use those wont it be in the way?

I am planning to make a CF top plate for the center dif mount and extent it to the back and then mount a mini servo on it. The Hitech CRT.5 steering servo has 80oz of torque which should be enough. It think it will work fine and keep everything up adn out of the way for mounting the battery and ESC to the chassis.