YZ10 T.C.S Slipper Disc

[upforit365]

Anyone know where I can get a slipper disc for a YZ10 T.C.S, or an alternative part that will work (e.g. An associated part?).

Am currently restoring a YZ10 and it needs a new slipper disc....

[Hotrodvw]

Do you need the entire assy or just the pads?

[upforit365]

I just need the slipper pad (ideally a few of them)...

[Hotrodvw]

I believe the Rc10 pads see the same.

[ralphee]

I think its the B3 pad isnt it??? Pretty sure the new part number is AE9253 bud.

lee

[Alex B]

The B3 pad has a larger diameter it won't fit. The correct part number is 6585

[ralphee]

Ahh, cheers Alex, i was going to order a B3 one as well lol, so your a double lifesaver!

lee

[aip47-2008]

The B3 pad has a larger diameter it won't fit.

The correct part number is 6585

But not so easy to find!

[Alex B]

The B3 pad has a larger diameter it won't fit.

The correct part number is 6585

But not so easy to find!

Quite easy to find, I merely looked through my parts bin

[ralphee]

Yeah but you have a 'factory" parts bin Alex

lee

[scr8p]

I probably have a new one I could spare. I'll look when I get home.

[stickboy007]

Guys, this is super easy. Get a high torque Associated slipper pad. Then use the old slipper pad as a template and trace it out over the high torque pad, and then cut it to shape. I tried it. It works.

[mamadoesntletme]

Is that pad the b2 one?

[stickboy007]

It is part number ASC91170, used in modern B4.1, B44/44.1, and SC10 chassis. Since they're not vintage, they're much cheaper than finding a rare original vintage part. Just cut it to size and you're good to go.

[upforit365]

Thanks all, have managed to find one in my box of spare. Will try cutting out a spare from the new slipper b4 pads in the future though....