12LikesYokomo MR-4TC SD
10-26-2004, 07:40 PM
I can't find that link for the life of me.... I figure the Lunsford 1 3/4" titanium should be perfect...
10-26-2004, 07:42 PM
10-26-2004, 07:43 PM
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Try using the X-ray's ball studs and ball cups. 
very good stuff I must say. Johnbull did recomended Schumacher's too.
Bryan
very good stuff I must say. Johnbull did recomended Schumacher's too.Bryan
10-26-2004, 08:11 PM
When you use Associated shock retainers, what shock ends do i have to use?
Spent $$ on them and found out they don't fit the Yokomo shock ends???
Spent $$ on them and found out they don't fit the Yokomo shock ends???
10-26-2004, 09:44 PM
Originally posted by lee82gx
When you use Associated shock retainers, what shock ends do i have to use?
Spent $$ on them and found out they don't fit the Yokomo shock ends???
When you use Associated shock retainers, what shock ends do i have to use?
Spent $$ on them and found out they don't fit the Yokomo shock ends???
10-27-2004, 12:55 AM
Hi Guys,
In case you guys haven't checked it out, there is a picture on the team orion IFMAR coverage of the updated MR-4TCSD that Billy Easton and Masami is running at the Worlds. It is a limited edition (555 kits made) and I believe it should be available soon after the worlds.
I will try and get confirmation with Yokomo USA tomorrow, and if I can get more info out of it, I will. And of course a pre-order will begin on our website as soon as I have enough information to set it up
Steve Wang
In case you guys haven't checked it out, there is a picture on the team orion IFMAR coverage of the updated MR-4TCSD that Billy Easton and Masami is running at the Worlds. It is a limited edition (555 kits made) and I believe it should be available soon after the worlds.
I will try and get confirmation with Yokomo USA tomorrow, and if I can get more info out of it, I will. And of course a pre-order will begin on our website as soon as I have enough information to set it up
Steve Wang
10-27-2004, 12:57 AM
Tech Rookie
anybody using team suzuki alum knuckle arms for cgm? should i buy them or just use graphite?
10-27-2004, 01:01 AM
I built the steering up similar to Masami's and Chris' right when I built my CGM, months ago. It just looked like a much more sensible way to do it.
I use rose joints rather than ballcup joints everywhere. They are much more reliable, and if you put them on the right way, there is no way they will come out.
I see Masami has done the business in 1/12th. Let's hope he can do it with the touring car too.
I use rose joints rather than ballcup joints everywhere. They are much more reliable, and if you put them on the right way, there is no way they will come out.
I see Masami has done the business in 1/12th. Let's hope he can do it with the touring car too.
10-27-2004, 01:06 AM
Originally posted by SpeedTech
Hi Guys,
In case you guys haven't checked it out, there is a picture on the team orion IFMAR coverage of the updated MR-4TCSD that Billy Easton and Masami is running at the Worlds. It is a limited edition (555 kits made) and I believe it should be available soon after the worlds.
I will try and get confirmation with Yokomo USA tomorrow, and if I can get more info out of it, I will. And of course a pre-order will begin on our website as soon as I have enough information to set it up
Steve Wang
Hi Guys,
In case you guys haven't checked it out, there is a picture on the team orion IFMAR coverage of the updated MR-4TCSD that Billy Easton and Masami is running at the Worlds. It is a limited edition (555 kits made) and I believe it should be available soon after the worlds.
I will try and get confirmation with Yokomo USA tomorrow, and if I can get more info out of it, I will. And of course a pre-order will begin on our website as soon as I have enough information to set it up
Steve Wang
10-27-2004, 01:18 AM
this is from Orion's webby
10-27-2004, 01:21 AM
Hey All,
Slop-free steering: I've gotten very close to that these days. I use Tamiya 4.8mm balls (blue Aluminium) and ballcups, on the recommendation of Cobra, and I have to say they're pretty nice... Add the almighty chunk of plastic sheet (from an old bag of parts for instance) in between the cup and the ball, et voila, it's nice and free, with almost no slop and absolutely no binding. Using double-servo savers also helps because the bearings are further apart. I've only broken ONE balljoint so far, but it could also have happened with steel ones.
Go Masami, and show all the folks who abandoned the yoke that they were wrong!
Later,
Paul
Slop-free steering: I've gotten very close to that these days. I use Tamiya 4.8mm balls (blue Aluminium) and ballcups, on the recommendation of Cobra, and I have to say they're pretty nice... Add the almighty chunk of plastic sheet (from an old bag of parts for instance) in between the cup and the ball, et voila, it's nice and free, with almost no slop and absolutely no binding. Using double-servo savers also helps because the bearings are further apart. I've only broken ONE balljoint so far, but it could also have happened with steel ones.
Go Masami, and show all the folks who abandoned the yoke that they were wrong!
Later,
Paul
10-27-2004, 01:22 AM
Originally posted by lee82gx
this is from Orion's webby
this is from Orion's webby
Later,
Paul
10-27-2004, 01:26 AM
Paul,
I don't know it has to be some of the factory guys...is there no chance Masami could be using QC2?
I don't know it has to be some of the factory guys...is there no chance Masami could be using QC2?
10-27-2004, 01:41 AM
Originally posted by lee82gx
Paul,
I don't know it has to be some of the factory guys...is there no chance Masami could be using QC2?
Paul,
I don't know it has to be some of the factory guys...is there no chance Masami could be using QC2?
btw, hail to the KING, the guy who will lap you at your hometrack, driving with his feet
Paul
10-27-2004, 01:47 AM
Originally posted by lee82gx
this is from Orion's webby
this is from Orion's webby
