12LikesYokomo MR-4TC SD
11-10-2003, 07:56 AM
#4441
Tech Addict
Originally posted by rcfiend
Thanks guys, i'll try the servo mod and a larger spur gear. Do you know if the rayspeed motor mount will help as well?? Also where on the Yokomo site can you find the pictures for the servo mod? Lastly, are you refering to the Yokomo USA site?
Keith
Thanks guys, i'll try the servo mod and a larger spur gear. Do you know if the rayspeed motor mount will help as well?? Also where on the Yokomo site can you find the pictures for the servo mod? Lastly, are you refering to the Yokomo USA site?
Keith
Yup, on the yokomo USA site, there is a forum with tons of pictures and threads about this...
and not the Pro's they are just the same as the guys in the States
11-10-2003, 10:12 AM
#4443
Originally posted by Matt Howard
racenutt123- I got all my tobee stuff from speedtech
randman- just make sure you have the usuals, like castor blocks and steering blocks and maybe some arms. An extra set of gears for the oneway is nice just in case as well.
racenutt123- I got all my tobee stuff from speedtech
randman- just make sure you have the usuals, like castor blocks and steering blocks and maybe some arms. An extra set of gears for the oneway is nice just in case as well.
11-10-2003, 10:15 AM
#4444
Originally posted by beowulf
just installed the rayspeed cups with AE springs on the rear. I did notice the cups rests/touches on top of the arms (Springs are screwed on the outer hole of the arms). Is this fine?
just installed the rayspeed cups with AE springs on the rear. I did notice the cups rests/touches on top of the arms (Springs are screwed on the outer hole of the arms). Is this fine?
11-10-2003, 10:15 AM
#4445
Hey guys....
Looking at selling some bearing for the SD. We are looking at selling the 6 x 10 bearing for the hub. If all goes well we would be selling a tube (20) for around $20. I currently use this supplier for 1/8th scale and 1/10th scale offroad. The quality is right up there with the top names. Just alot easier on your checkbook/wallet... Just wondering if anyone would be interested in them here... or if you guys might like another size....
Thanks !!
Looking at selling some bearing for the SD. We are looking at selling the 6 x 10 bearing for the hub. If all goes well we would be selling a tube (20) for around $20. I currently use this supplier for 1/8th scale and 1/10th scale offroad. The quality is right up there with the top names. Just alot easier on your checkbook/wallet... Just wondering if anyone would be interested in them here... or if you guys might like another size....
Thanks !!
11-10-2003, 10:16 AM
#4446
Originally posted by ultragraffics
Hey guys....
Looking at selling some bearing for the SD. We are looking at selling the 6 x 10 bearing for the hub. If all goes well we would be selling a tube (20) for around $20. I currently use this supplier for 1/8th scale and 1/10th scale offroad. The quality is right up there with the top names. Just alot easier on your checkbook/wallet... Just wondering if anyone would be interested in them here... or if you guys might like another size....
Thanks !!
Hey guys....
Looking at selling some bearing for the SD. We are looking at selling the 6 x 10 bearing for the hub. If all goes well we would be selling a tube (20) for around $20. I currently use this supplier for 1/8th scale and 1/10th scale offroad. The quality is right up there with the top names. Just alot easier on your checkbook/wallet... Just wondering if anyone would be interested in them here... or if you guys might like another size....
Thanks !!
11-10-2003, 11:15 AM
#4449
Tech Initiate
Hi guys
Just finished biulding rayspeed I am using rayspeed cups & springs with the long shock ends that come with the kit. Back end is ok but the front is very high can anyone help? Plus the angle from the servo horn to the steering rack seems quite steep has
Just finished biulding rayspeed I am using rayspeed cups & springs with the long shock ends that come with the kit. Back end is ok but the front is very high can anyone help? Plus the angle from the servo horn to the steering rack seems quite steep has
11-10-2003, 11:21 AM
#4450
Originally posted by mark turner
Hi guys
Just finished biulding rayspeed I am using rayspeed cups & springs with the long shock ends that come with the kit. Back end is ok but the front is very high can anyone help? Plus the angle from the servo horn to the steering rack seems quite steep has
Hi guys
Just finished biulding rayspeed I am using rayspeed cups & springs with the long shock ends that come with the kit. Back end is ok but the front is very high can anyone help? Plus the angle from the servo horn to the steering rack seems quite steep has
11-10-2003, 11:29 AM
#4451
mark: I run my Rayspeed with foams, and to lower the ride height I use the short shock ends all around. I also unthread them a little, exposing about 2 mm of threads on the shock shaft. This moves the spring down, allowing for more preload at the same ride height. Therefore, you can lower the car even farther by backing off the preload.
dr_hfuhuhurr: I should be running my car this Friday or Saturday (on carpet with foams) with the graphite gearboxes and arms. I tell you then how it is handling. So far I've had a tough time with foam setup because I forgot to set droop to the proper setting for foams, and I've been working on stiffening the car (hence the graphite)
dr_hfuhuhurr: I should be running my car this Friday or Saturday (on carpet with foams) with the graphite gearboxes and arms. I tell you then how it is handling. So far I've had a tough time with foam setup because I forgot to set droop to the proper setting for foams, and I've been working on stiffening the car (hence the graphite)
11-10-2003, 11:42 AM
#4452
Tech Initiate
Thanks will try short shock ends now i started to say about the angle between the servo horn & steering rack seems quite steep have you had any problems with the ball cups poping off?
I see there is some extra holes on the rear of the ray speed chassis are these holes there for a rear bumper?
I see there is some extra holes on the rear of the ray speed chassis are these holes there for a rear bumper?
11-10-2003, 12:59 PM
#4453
Originally posted by mark turner
a rear bumper?
a rear bumper?
11-10-2003, 01:24 PM
#4455
What I was really looking for is that the Rayspeed chassis is:
A. Good for Carpet, Better than the SSG or Black Chassis
B. Good for Carpet, Same as the SSG or Black Chassis
C. Bad for Carpet
D. Get ____ Chassis
E. Keep the SSG and stop spending $$
Thanks,
Blake
A. Good for Carpet, Better than the SSG or Black Chassis
B. Good for Carpet, Same as the SSG or Black Chassis
C. Bad for Carpet
D. Get ____ Chassis
E. Keep the SSG and stop spending $$
Thanks,
Blake
