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Old 12-24-2010, 05:58 AM
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Martin, I have one question for you:
- What spring used in the Yokomo, HPI or Yokomo?
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Old 12-24-2010, 08:24 AM
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Hi,

I' m new in this forum I discovered a few days ago, I fell happy to see there are a lot of informations about BD5 because I just bought a BD5 WR a few days ago.
I choiced WR because I think it better on outdoor ( most of the time I drive) and because I LOVE its look.

But I think I need too WS parts for indoor?

WR chassis is for low grip ? and WS chassis is for high grip, ? Do I am right?

I tried to order all the parts of a ball diff but I think something strange, on the BD -500 part there is only one ball bearing instead of 2 needed???

I read you use a lot HPI springs, please why more HPI than Yokomo springs?
And I prefer to use 48 DP so do you know if it's possible to use X ray spur gear?

I'm sorry for my bad English that I will try to increase.

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Old 12-24-2010, 02:16 PM
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Merry Xmas to everyone and Happy 2011 !
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Old 12-24-2010, 02:23 PM
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@NICO, I use the Xray spur gears on my BD5WR but you can only use 2 screws intead of 4 to hold it, but it good enought for me...I never had any problems and I also use the Xray spring as well instead of HPI.
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Old 12-24-2010, 04:20 PM
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Alejandro, Martin posted this earlier:

I use HPI Springs (pink/silver or gold/silver on carpet) 99% of times. If i don't, then I use Tamiya white/blue or yokomo orange/pink. (all in front/rear)

But tbh between all these springs the difference is quite marginal and on most tracks does not really make a difference.

outdoor hpi silver/silver or yokomopink/blue
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Old 12-24-2010, 10:37 PM
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Originally Posted by ddd2k
@NICO, I use the Xray spur gears on my BD5WR but you can only use 2 screws intead of 4 to hold it, but it good enought for me...I never had any problems and I also use the Xray spring as well instead of HPI.
Hi thank U very much for your answer, I will be a good way to try, you put 2 screws, but diametraly opposed or both very close one to the other one?

Do they know 48 DP spur gear done especially for the BD5?
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Originally Posted by Nico'
Hi thank U very much for your answer, I will be a good way to try, you put 2 screws, but diametraly opposed or both very close one to the other one?

Do they know 48 DP spur gear done especially for the BD5?
Like this...
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Originally Posted by Nico'
Hi thank U very much for your answer, I will be a good way to try, you put 2 screws, but diametraly opposed or both very close one to the other one?

Do they know 48 DP spur gear done especially for the BD5?
the screws are across so it's pretty balance, i'm not sure if yokomo make 48pitch spurs, but xray 48Pitch spur should fit just fine.
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Old 12-25-2010, 12:45 AM
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Originally Posted by ddd2k
the screws are across so it's pretty balance, i'm not sure if yokomo make 48pitch spurs, but xray 48Pitch spur should fit just fine.
thank you very much to you and to SchuMi2, with screws like this it's sure it will work perfetcly.
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Old 12-25-2010, 12:48 AM
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As anyome already orderded a ball diff please because among parts needed there are BD-500 ( alu outdrives ) and ONLY one ball bearing seems to be with it instead of 2 needed?

are these bearings the same than on the X ray ball diff please?
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Originally Posted by Nico'
As anyome already orderded a ball diff please because among parts needed there are BD-500 ( alu outdrives ) and ONLY one ball bearing seems to be with it instead of 2 needed?

are these bearings the same than on the X ray ball diff please?
HI, if u order the alum diff, it;s only come with 1 internal bearing.
..it's need 2 pcs.

u can use XENON Spur which can fit nicely into the direct main gear adapter of bd5..
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Old 12-25-2010, 06:26 AM
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thank you for your answer, so I need an other bearing but in the BD5 manual, intern diameter of the bearing is not told, if it is 2,5mm it's like the Xray T3 so all right

where to buy Xenon spurs please?
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Originally Posted by Nico'
thank you for your answer, so I need an other bearing but in the BD5 manual, intern diameter of the bearing is not told, if it is 2,5mm it's like the Xray T3 so all right

where to buy Xenon spurs please?
what size are you looking ? where u from ?
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Old 12-25-2010, 11:28 AM
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I need BB-85-4 bearing and 84 teeths spur gear in 48DP and 87 teeths too, always in 48 DP

I'm from France
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Old 12-26-2010, 03:45 AM
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The highest you can use is a 82t (48dp) because when you go bigger the teeth will come under the bottom of the chassis and will touch the ground.
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