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Old 01-29-2004, 09:04 AM
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Hey guys, just thought I'd let you know that one of this weeks specials at Speedworld Raceway is 20% off Yokomo SD Parts.
http://www.speedworldraceway.com/Weekly_Specials.cfm
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hi, at the weekend we made a short onboard video for our site, it is my MR4TC SD but it wasnt handleing too good because it had a heavy digital camera strapped to the front, back end lose as...
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Originally posted by forty6
Yup.
I changed the setup back to a SoCal setup, but I should be able to remember.

Front -
Yokomo pink spring
40 wt AE oil
RS 3x1.2mm piston
5'th hole in on shock tower
3'rd hole in on arm
camber link mounted on bottom outside hole on shock tower
middle camber link hole on C hub
1 way diff
7mm droop
arms spaced back
62mm long shock
1.25 camber
1mm shim under spindle ball stud for bump steer

Rear -
Yokomo white spring
40 wt AE oil
RS 3x1.2mm piston
2'nd hole in on shock tower
2'nd hole in on arm
camber link mounted on bottom outside hole on shock tower
3'rd hole in on hub carrier for camber link
5mm droop
arms spaced forward
64mm long shock
1.5 camber
1mm anti squat

Double upper deck
center chassis stiffener
6mm ride height (bumpy track, drop to 5 on a smoother track)
8.18 final drive with Epic Binary stock
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Old 01-29-2004, 10:16 AM
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Originally posted by AzNDRAGster
I like a light car with a low Center Of Gravity.
What does a low CG have anything to do with the weight of the car? If anything, the CGM will have a lower CG than the current SD because all of the bracing is right on the chassis.
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Old 01-29-2004, 10:29 AM
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Originally posted by pheyhoe
hi, at the weekend we made a short onboard video for our site, it is my MR4TC SD but it wasnt handleing too good because it had a heavy digital camera strapped to the front, back end lose as...
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Onboard Video (MR4TC Louth)
That's very cool, I always wondered what it would look like from the cockpit of an RC car
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Old 01-29-2004, 10:30 AM
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Originally posted by pheyhoe
hi, at the weekend we made a short onboard video for our site, it is my MR4TC SD but it wasnt handleing too good because it had a heavy digital camera strapped to the front, back end lose as...
take a look
Onboard Video (MR4TC Louth)

nice video...but it made me dizzy..
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Old 01-29-2004, 10:51 AM
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yeah it made me abit dizzy watching it for the first time..
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Old 01-29-2004, 11:35 AM
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Yokomo has an in car video in their forum section.
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I know one shouldn't ask two different questions on one post, because only one will be answered, but I can't help myself... that's why, later on, I have to ask again

soooooo.... has anyone tried to use blades (schum, xray, ...) on their yokes?

Thanks,
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PS: thanks for the "rose" explanation
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Originally posted by Lonestar
I know one shouldn't ask two different questions on one post, because only one will be answered, but I can't help myself... that's why, later on, I have to ask again

soooooo.... has anyone tried to use blades (schum, xray, ...) on their yokes?

Thanks,
Paul

PS: thanks for the "rose" explanation
I havent heard of anyone trying that, I can't see the XRay ones getting anywhere near close to fitting, and I dont know what the Schum blades axle size is...
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The blades on the Xray bones uses a smaller pin to hold in place. so it won't fit...
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Old 01-29-2004, 12:02 PM
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The Schumacher blades also use a small pin to hold the blades on. I use to race their cars for years and remeber the pins are the small size, almost like the ones used in the CVD's to connect the bone to the axle.
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They use the tiny pin, but the protective plastic piece to go over them, which really is a good idea IMO, I just dont see them fitting on the SD.
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Old 01-29-2004, 01:08 PM
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I went to local meeting where I guy had rigged up 2 minature cameras with transmitters, with 2 seperate monitors complete with the receivers plugged into VCRs. During the day, both the cameras were used during the actual races on numerous cars - it was hilarious!! The racing was far more entertaining watching it from the on-board cameras - you really felt the speed. If you were small enough to clim aboard I'm pretty sure the G would be awesome!

The thing is, it turned into an expensive game of tag - who could get the most spectacular crash caught on video - priceless!! By the end of it, everyone was dizzy and the cameras couldn't cope with the shock loadings BUT the video caught some impressive take outs

Stuff like this attracts spectators - it's what the sport needs.

Thanks for posting the video - it's great!
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Just saw the video of Chris racing at SoCal, that is pretty bad ass. Wish I could have been there that night to see how they rigged the camera though.
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