Yokomo MR-4TC SD
Originally Posted by adyb
Ok, what I have found out from the Yokomo division of TeamJapan the World's conversion has the alloy gearbox half's with in-line holes, whereas the LCG conversion has the holes offset like the CGM gearboxes.
HTH
HTH
Tech Initiate
Originally Posted by sosidge
Romping Donkey - the SSG is still a decent car (still running one myself), superior to a TC3 in terms of design and quality.
Parts supply will not be getting any better though.
Parts supply will not be getting any better though.
Cheers mate for the advice
Stu
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Have any of you had a problem with metal corner disk and shorting your motor and ESC? 2 Thursdays ago I raced my LCG for the 1st time. The week before I ran 19T with the SSG chassis ZERO problems with those disk. New chassis ESC safe as well as Receiver. Hit them disc and it shuts my ESC down. Any tips or hints? I think I may have had the motor sitting to low, but I'm kind of stumped on this.
Make sure the wires on the esc are closest to the battery, NOT facing away from the batteries.
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Hmmm they aren't facing away they are facing the motor with plenty of clearance IMO. But I will give it a shot you never know.
Tech Regular
have you sealed the edges of the chassis?
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Yes but I think I may have over looked the motor cut out. What would sealing have to do with it?
Tech Regular
as i have been told, the electricity cant go through the top and bottom of the chassis only through the sides. which is why you have to be carfeul about sealing around the cells etc. if you havent done this around the sides then this could short it out on things. might not be this, but you never know
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The sides are sealed but the chassis has the plastic inserts in it. I will seal the holes they sit in too. I hope I can solve this problem. I hate not being able to race because of something as stupid as this.
Tech Adept
Originally Posted by Racingbod85
yeah your right! just put my LCG together and it's sweet the holes are offset but i couldn't be bothered to actually line them up on the old chassis, too busy putting it together to fiddle!don't spose you know where to find a base setting for it do you ady
I will have a word with Mark T and see if he can help out, if he can I will E-mail it to you. PM me with you e-mail address again
pubicstan carpet nationals
Originally Posted by chubbspeterson
the lcg kit has no key to the chassis but since the bulk head is one peice the inboard mounting holes are moved in. The worlds kit they are inline and the one peice bulkheads are keyed into the chassis. as far as switching from the LCG to a Cyclone for racing on carpet......tell me how that works........I believe that move was more horizontal than anything.
and please get rid of those unc and unf threaded fasteners. this car is metric only!
back to more reading...
Tech Master
Does the LCG kit come with a front diff or oneway?
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Nope! New Chassis, Bulks, Motor Mount, and steering bellcranks.
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Originally Posted by TheRo0sTer
Nope! New Chassis, Bulks, Motor Mount, and steering bellcranks.
Tech Master
Originally Posted by flysti
he is talking about the full kit i think