172LikesKyosho Ultima RB6 & RB6.6 Car Thread
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01-02-2014, 02:07 PM
#9241
01-02-2014, 02:48 PM
#9243
i ran the saddles and shorty packs today, switching every 4 minutes or so to compare feel and times. the shorty was fastest by ~0.3 seconds and felt quicker on the infield section, especially on the off camber turn into the "S" section. But the saddle pack was a little more planted and I felt a bit more stable, especially landing on the flats. I could see running the saddle when the track is fresh for more traction or.. with a mod motor (im stock). but right now my track has more than enough traction with the shorty pack.
01-04-2014, 07:33 PM
#9245
Tech Adept
01-04-2014, 09:45 PM
#9246
No but it did have the updated rear MM bulkhead with the sway bar mount built in. My kit had red rear springs in it which says it comes with white. The front has been modified so the steering rack clears.
Overall really impressed with the kit and quality and the constant update of parts when needed. The only bummer was the red rear springs. I purchased gold thinking I would only be switching between gold and white.
Overall really impressed with the kit and quality and the constant update of parts when needed. The only bummer was the red rear springs. I purchased gold thinking I would only be switching between gold and white.
01-05-2014, 07:06 AM
#9247
the kits always came with the red springs in the past, maybe they are changing that? my kit is new too, but no keychain for me. but it had the new bulkhead and swaybar mount and revised front plate as well. it did come with a sweet tebo world champion sticker. 
which i promptly pulled off and walked around the house for 5 minutes looking for a place to stick it.
which i promptly pulled off and walked around the house for 5 minutes looking for a place to stick it.
01-05-2014, 08:30 AM
#9248
Tech Regular
How can you tell if your kit has the new bulkhead, swaybar mount and front plate? Are there any comparison pictures?
One thing I noticed in my kit is the fact that in the manual it stated to use the black ball studs for the rear camber links but the kit included only the medium size ball studs. I thought I was missing parts at first
One thing I noticed in my kit is the fact that in the manual it stated to use the black ball studs for the rear camber links but the kit included only the medium size ball studs. I thought I was missing parts at first
01-05-2014, 09:52 AM
#9249
Pictures of the UM724 and UM724B. Rear MM bulk head. This also allows the use of their brass weight kit to be used because of the two bolt holes. Like Tebo's worlds car.
The front I think has been changed for a while. Their is a note in the kit to cut the part for the steering bell ranks to clear when turning but the mold has been modified already.
The front I think has been changed for a while. Their is a note in the kit to cut the part for the steering bell ranks to clear when turning but the mold has been modified already.
01-05-2014, 10:25 AM
#9250
Tech Regular
Awesome thanks Cameron. My kit has those changes and the pre-modified change to the moulding - good to know.
Liking the kit a lot so far but whereas I thought my MP9 TKI3 was worth the asking price I think this kit is a little over priced for what's included in the box as stock. Not the same experience as the TkI3 I don't think, but still an excellent kit regardless compared to some of the competition.
Liking the kit a lot so far but whereas I thought my MP9 TKI3 was worth the asking price I think this kit is a little over priced for what's included in the box as stock. Not the same experience as the TkI3 I don't think, but still an excellent kit regardless compared to some of the competition.
01-05-2014, 10:28 AM
#9251
Tech Adept
yeah same her... looks like they just threw that cool keychain..
01-06-2014, 02:17 AM
#9254
Well I finally got my Jconcept and AKA wheels to try. 
The AKA’s feel softer plastic than the Jconcepts but the Kyosho low profile nut seems to have more bite on the thread on the Jconcepts on the rear.
Will be testing them out this weekend and will also be trying Proline very soon.
Cheers again for all that gave me all the info on this
The AKA’s feel softer plastic than the Jconcepts but the Kyosho low profile nut seems to have more bite on the thread on the Jconcepts on the rear.
Will be testing them out this weekend and will also be trying Proline very soon.
Cheers again for all that gave me all the info on this
01-06-2014, 06:17 AM
#9255
Anybody try the Mip pucks system for stock class yet?