Kyosho Mini MP777
04-03-2005, 09:49 PM
#61
Tech Adept
04-04-2005, 02:36 PM
#62
You can order it on Tower for $175 and use their coupon code to get $20 off. You can call and order it for that price. The problem is, they have no idea when they're getting them in. Granted, it seems like no U.S. stores have it yet either.
04-05-2005, 06:37 PM
#63
Tech Rookie
US$150 from stella....
04-07-2005, 05:17 PM
#65
Here's mine
04-07-2005, 05:24 PM
#66
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03-18-2006, 06:34 PM
#69
hi all,
im hoping that there might be some advice out there to help me with a problem.
im running a 6800kv himark brushless with a 3cell lipo in my mini inferno. standard alloy hopups as well as centre ball diff and 12mm wheel adapters currently running 1/10 foam touring wheels.
my problem is i keep stripping the pinion gear in the rear diff. it appears that under load the crown wheel flexs enough to pop over a tooth or two on the pinion and the rest is history.
i am interested in trying the ST diffs as they appear to be stonger in the support for the crown gear due to the oil filled diff case but as yet i have been unable to get them so i have ordered an atomic ball diff for the rear in the hope that the flex will also be limited by the alloy plates pressing the balls.
if any of you have any further ideas i will be happy to hear them.
cheers
im hoping that there might be some advice out there to help me with a problem.
im running a 6800kv himark brushless with a 3cell lipo in my mini inferno. standard alloy hopups as well as centre ball diff and 12mm wheel adapters currently running 1/10 foam touring wheels.
my problem is i keep stripping the pinion gear in the rear diff. it appears that under load the crown wheel flexs enough to pop over a tooth or two on the pinion and the rest is history.
i am interested in trying the ST diffs as they appear to be stonger in the support for the crown gear due to the oil filled diff case but as yet i have been unable to get them so i have ordered an atomic ball diff for the rear in the hope that the flex will also be limited by the alloy plates pressing the balls.
if any of you have any further ideas i will be happy to hear them.
cheers
03-18-2006, 07:32 PM
#70
maxx_basher- im not shure what could be causeing this problem, but try looseing you slipper some so all the power of the motor isnt being applied to the diffs so abruptley. go get a rubber washer from home depo and replace that stock alloy washer and you slipper will accually work correctley!
03-19-2006, 02:36 PM
#71
maxx_basher- im not shure what could be causeing this problem, but try looseing you slipper some so all the power of the motor isnt being applied to the diffs so abruptley. go get a rubber washer from home depo and replace that stock alloy washer and you slipper will accually work correctley!
cheers
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