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Old 08-30-2009, 06:22 AM
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I'm in contact with Elwyn on this one. He's been giving me good support. Can't beat his service! So far it's okay. I like the bottom end, mid-range, and brakes a lot better than a Tekin. But I'm not sure on the top end like the turbo on a Tekin. I was getting out motored on the straight on our outdoor track. But that was on Stock II with 22.5, I switched to Stock III with 18.75 and that seemed to help. I'd like to try higher, but my motor temp was 180° on my Ballistic 17.5. I did get fastest lap for the main today. So I'm at a good range on it. I'll play with it some more. If you have any useful info, shoot me a PM on it. Thanks.
the Orca TC SPec is very famous here...it's have d Dynamic TIming which like a NOS power...it's beat SPX and Speed Passion in performance and also d price......
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the new topdeck is harder to go with the much softer 5cell plate
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For those who do not keep track of the team driver blogs.... here are some new bits, with pics, from Yokomo. Many, many new parts!

http://akira01.dtiblog.com/
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Originally Posted by JimmyMac
For those who do not keep track of the team driver blogs.... here are some new bits, with pics, from Yokomo. Many, many new parts!

http://akira01.dtiblog.com/
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Hi guys, coming to you from the Eastcoast NYC.
Been searching for 2 YOKOMO banners to hang at my track, any info on who or where can I find them.









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anyone know what size the BD5 diff balls and thrust balls are? thinking of changing to ceramics but dont know the size.... also, would anyone know if yokomo sells ceramic balls? if they do a part number would be great!

by the way, i have to give props to Elwyn Lee of Hobby Haven! .... Elwyn, you're service is awesome! I can't believe how fast you ship the part out! Fantastic!!! Thank you! Thank you! Thanks you!

if anyon here needs help with yokomo stuff, Elwyn @ Hobby Haven is the MAN!!! he'll hook you up for sure!
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Originally Posted by ROBORAT
anyone know what size the BD5 diff balls and thrust balls are? thinking of changing to ceramics but dont know the size.... also, would anyone know if yokomo sells ceramic balls? if they do a part number would be great!

by the way, i have to give props to Elwyn Lee of Hobby Haven! .... Elwyn, you're service is awesome! I can't believe how fast you ship the part out! Fantastic!!! Thank you! Thank you! Thanks you!

if anyon here needs help with yokomo stuff, Elwyn @ Hobby Haven is the MAN!!! he'll hook you up for sure!
about the diff balls is 2,4mm ( 3/32" ), for the thrust balls i have no idea
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Originally Posted by JimmyMac
For those who do not keep track of the team driver blogs.... here are some new bits, with pics, from Yokomo. Many, many new parts!

http://akira01.dtiblog.com/
Yes good link !
some parts tomorrow arrive !
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Robotrat, I would contact RCMarket for ceramic diff balls. Yokomo ones seem to be overpriced, and I think, not sure... but think Yokomo only had tungsten balls for the thrust. At least, that's what I have in my diffs. I need to pick up a complete set of ceramics for my aluminum diff.
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Here are the ceramic diff balls. But I can't find the ceramic thrusts balls.

http://rcmarket.com.hk/product_info....roducts_id=656
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Hey Martin, or whoever. Shock question for those running the black bladders and single o-ring setup.... Are you running foam inserts on top of the bladders or nothing? Thanks.
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Hey Martin, or whoever. Shock question for those running the black bladders and single o-ring setup.... Are you running foam inserts on top of the bladders or nothing? Thanks.
im running this setup without the the foam insert and also 0 rebound....this make d car feel stick to the track....and this is on low traction track...

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I'm not running foam insert either. But I'm running some rebound. I think I might try no-rebound. I ran this way when I had a 416 and it felt good.
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I'm not running foam insert either. But I'm running some rebound. I think I might try no-rebound. I ran this way when I had a 416 and it felt good.
if the layout is technical, i will run some rebound on it and put the foam insert on top...to gain better response...
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Originally Posted by kschu
if the layout is technical, i will run some rebound on it and put the foam insert on top...to gain better response...
Yeah, that's what I do on a local parking lot track. But I do not run my BD5 on it. That's what I save my TA05 for. No worry about tearing it up.
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