Kyosho Ultima RB6 & RB6.6 Car Thread
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#4338
#4339
I'm going to tune a little more on the six arms today to see if I can find a happy medium, however I'll try the 5 arms saturday regardless just see how it affects the car as a tuning option.
#4340
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Originally Posted by t8rtot
In stock form, the rb6 is almost perfect out of the box. For my particular setup and track I think the cars massive account of rear grip can hinder my aggressive/flat-out driving style. I like to carry alot of corner speed, and take clean lines. The car grips too well and I need just a tad less side grip.
I'm going to tune a little more on the six arms today to see if I can find a happy medium, however I'll try the 5 arms saturday regardless just see how it affects the car as a tuning option.
I'm going to tune a little more on the six arms today to see if I can find a happy medium, however I'll try the 5 arms saturday regardless just see how it affects the car as a tuning option.
Originally Posted by K_King
Anyone go back to the stock pistons with like 30/25 weight?
I've got the itch to try something new. If I can make it to the track this week, I'll probably pick up a 6.
#4341
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I thought I would try to get the 6 a little lighter for stock buggy and I got down below 1499. I actually got it down in the 1480's but didn't drive it that way since I believe too light is not good for a number of reasons (not legal being one). I was in a hurry to get to the track before it got too busy so I quickly added some weight up front with the low profile servo to try to get it to 1499 for a starting point. This buggy was at 1595 when I first built/drove/weighed it and being down at 1497 makes a huge difference with how quick it is both bottom and top end speed. Didn't get to drive it much but it is FAST! Being able to add weight where/when needed will be nice. The point of all this...... for the RB6 haters, it can be very light with a little effort.....
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#4343
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In stock form, the rb6 is almost perfect out of the box. For my particular setup and track I think the cars massive account of rear grip can hinder my aggressive/flat-out driving style. I like to carry alot of corner speed, and take clean lines. The car grips too well and I need just a tad less side grip.
I'm going to tune a little more on the six arms today to see if I can find a happy medium, however I'll try the 5 arms saturday regardless just see how it affects the car as a tuning option.
I'm going to tune a little more on the six arms today to see if I can find a happy medium, however I'll try the 5 arms saturday regardless just see how it affects the car as a tuning option.
#4344
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Just sucks that I've got so much invested in AE at the moment. Oh well, onward and upward. It's was a toss up between this and the Yokomo, but I can't even find a standard B-Max Worlds? model, just the stripped down MR.
There's a big race this weekend, maybe I'll run it there.
There's a big race this weekend, maybe I'll run it there.
#4345
The car has ample steering with rear locked, it just didn't fit my driving style, the the guys that have driven my car say they wouldn't change a thing and I haven't until now. I'm just looking for a little more now I'm starting to feel comfortable with the car.
The MR is about as stripped down as the RB6 (steel tie rods and turnbuckles for example) but I wouldn't gave an issue, it's essentially what you'd get going kyosho..
I thought about the Yokomo but I just don't think I want to go back to plastic chassis I can't tune and non velvet shocks.
The MR is about as stripped down as the RB6 (steel tie rods and turnbuckles for example) but I wouldn't gave an issue, it's essentially what you'd get going kyosho..
I thought about the Yokomo but I just don't think I want to go back to plastic chassis I can't tune and non velvet shocks.
#4346
I wouldn't do it on a big race day though, it's gonna be still enough. It'll be way easier to take your anger out in the car then it would with your AE..
I would go with what you know, maybe just test the new car there if you have the extra electronics.
I would go with what you know, maybe just test the new car there if you have the extra electronics.
#4347
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From what I've read, the MR has the lower end shocks, and gear diff. I can live with the shocks, but having to mail order everything and "upgrade" to a ball diff is damn near a deal breaker. There aren't even enough people running it to get a good feel for what breaks/wears prematurely and what doesn't.
The K car needs nothing. The shocks are the cream of the crop, the turnbuckles are indestructible, the ball diff is one of the best in the business, and I have local parts support.
The K car needs nothing. The shocks are the cream of the crop, the turnbuckles are indestructible, the ball diff is one of the best in the business, and I have local parts support.
#4348
Winner, sounds like all you need is for the cashier to ask you paper or plastic. Post pics when she's built
Last edited by t8rtot; 01-16-2013 at 09:04 AM.
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I take PayPal and offer paper or plastic for my spare rb6!!
#4350
In stock form, the rb6 is almost perfect out of the box. For my particular setup and track I think the cars massive account of rear grip can hinder my aggressive/flat-out driving style. I like to carry alot of corner speed, and take clean lines. The car grips too well and I need just a tad less side grip.
I'm going to tune a little more on the six arms today to see if I can find a happy medium, however I'll try the 5 arms saturday regardless just see how it affects the car as a tuning option.
I'm going to tune a little more on the six arms today to see if I can find a happy medium, however I'll try the 5 arms saturday regardless just see how it affects the car as a tuning option.