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Old 03-11-2009, 01:59 PM
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Hmmmmm Nice!!!
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Hmmmmm Nice!!!
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here's what I can see from the "zoomed" in image...feel free to add to this list of "features"

- thick shock towers.. 3mm? Mayb 3.5mm?
- shock tower holes that are "inbetween", in half increments (for fine tuning)
- new steering system
- one piece full length upper deck
- alum. blue (YAY BLUE!) rear diff
- rear hubs look new. not the typical Yokomo hubs that have the "steps", etc.
- c-hubs (same as rear hubs.. doesnt have the "typical" steps")
- single screw on the upper deck for the steering.
- front facing servo
- low CG motor mount (free floating, not attached to the upper deck, etc)
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looks to me like the belt tensioner is the same as the BD...other than shocks that looks to be the only carry over!
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Old 03-11-2009, 06:39 PM
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Originally Posted by Hebiki
here's what I can see from the "zoomed" in image...feel free to add to this list of "features"

- thick shock towers.. 3mm? Mayb 3.5mm?
- shock tower holes that are "inbetween", in half increments (for fine tuning)
- new steering system
- one piece full length upper deck
- alum. blue (YAY BLUE!) rear diff
- rear hubs look new. not the typical Yokomo hubs that have the "steps", etc.
- c-hubs (same as rear hubs.. doesnt have the "typical" steps")
- single screw on the upper deck for the steering.
- front facing servo
- low CG motor mount (free floating, not attached to the upper deck, etc)

- Shock towers is 3.5 mm as state in the yoke japan site
- alum rear diff is nice, but it does not look like blade system (fast wear?)
- single screw look like it attach to the servo mount to me
- The steering looks like it doesn't attach to the top deck similar to TC4?
- and those batteries slots, look like I'll have to file those slots again
- description say it comes with front one way... I hope steve will get the spool or diff for the car fast.. I want to run this car at Reedy Race
- Those suspension mount look similar to Tamiya, I wonder if it will fit?


Hey Chris, is Nospoom here, is this mean that you are comming back to Yoke?
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Old 03-11-2009, 06:50 PM
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File battery slots? What's that?
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Old 03-11-2009, 10:33 PM
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looks like the pre production chassis with the material in the motor area not removed. the whole delay problem. sucks for yok
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Old 03-12-2009, 07:41 AM
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-all new suspension
-new shocks (not carrying over)


we don't have a blade system on the bd right now anyway, but if you grease it with the right things, it does not wear too bad

my outdrives usually last like 2 months .. maybe 3 if I don't race every weekend
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Hey Steve Wang,

I was wondering if the Yokomo BD-5 will have a carpet chassis and top deck available? I figure on rainy days, you could race this car indoors with a carpet chassis and top deck, then when the weather is "gooder" slap on the asphalt chassis and top deck and have some fun!
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Old 03-12-2009, 10:26 AM
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Originally Posted by Martin Hofer
-all new suspension
-new shocks (not carrying over)


we don't have a blade system on the bd right now anyway, but if you grease it with the right things, it does not wear too bad

my outdrives usually last like 2 months .. maybe 3 if I don't race every weekend
Martin, hope that new car hasn't the same issues of the previous one.......also team bomber alu diff joints have a blade system....i really can't understand why yokomo did't made a blade system.......

i've raced my bd with modded tamiya 415 diff the last two years with 4.5T on foams and lipo's, never had wear on diff outdrives (i've made delrin custom blade...)...i would something like this on the BD5

sorry for my poor english...
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Originally Posted by Martin Hofer
-all new suspension
-new shocks (not carrying over)


we don't have a blade system on the bd right now anyway, but if you grease it with the right things, it does not wear too bad

my outdrives usually last like 2 months .. maybe 3 if I don't race every weekend
Hey, Martin...do you know if the current BD diffs will fit the BD-5? I actually like the composite diff halves that came with the original BD. Those things lasted forever...without blades
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Originally Posted by stikman
- Shock towers is 3.5 mm as state in the yoke japan site
- alum rear diff is nice, but it does not look like blade system (fast wear?)
- single screw look like it attach to the servo mount to me
- The steering looks like it doesn't attach to the top deck similar to TC4?
- and those batteries slots, look like I'll have to file those slots again
- description say it comes with front one way... I hope steve will get the spool or diff for the car fast.. I want to run this car at Reedy Race
- Those suspension mount look similar to Tamiya, I wonder if it will fit?


Hey Chris, is Nospoom here, is this mean that you are comming back to Yoke?
HOLY COW! How's it going Nospoom!!!! you still up in canada? man sucks that SIR closed

no filing of battery slots man..its called a LIPO!

yah.. a spool for the US drivers would be cool.
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Japan Yokomo not have post full spare parts ?
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Originally Posted by capellone24
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I have to admit I like the blue better than the orange or gold on the new
T2 009. I had the YR-4M2 before and I love it. Maybe I have to sell my
T2 007 since I was very disappointed on the new T2 009 color.
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