Yokomo MR4TC-BD
05-17-2005, 07:52 PM
#1892
Tech Addict
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Originally posted by Matt Howard
I don't remember anyone running into any problems when building their BD, just build it by the instructions and enjoy. The car is very stable on the track, sometimes people see this as being slow but when they look at their laptimes the car is turning really quick times, don't be fooled by a well handling car
I don't remember anyone running into any problems when building their BD, just build it by the instructions and enjoy. The car is very stable on the track, sometimes people see this as being slow but when they look at their laptimes the car is turning really quick times, don't be fooled by a well handling car
05-17-2005, 08:04 PM
#1893
Originally posted by Randy Caster
Hey Matt, is that track you are running on in Korea anything like Tamiya's?
Hey Matt, is that track you are running on in Korea anything like Tamiya's?
05-17-2005, 08:16 PM
#1894
Originally posted by Matt Howard
not really, the track wasn't sprayed and it was kinda dusty all weekend long. It didn't have ANY tight sections either and was quit a bit bigger than the tamiya track.
not really, the track wasn't sprayed and it was kinda dusty all weekend long. It didn't have ANY tight sections either and was quit a bit bigger than the tamiya track.
05-17-2005, 08:17 PM
#1895
Hey Randy,
I got my spool also today...Haven;t put in yet....Will give it try at HotRods maybe Friday. You know got to get as much practice as possible. I hope I can get it dialed before the race...I also have to get ready for the KO race...Any suggestions for the Tamyai track?
I know that 4Fun has about the same traction so should I just keep gettitng better there?
Thanks,
Stephen
Also
Spool or no spool for KO?
I thought you said no spool but wasn't sure.
Thanks
I got my spool also today...Haven;t put in yet....Will give it try at HotRods maybe Friday. You know got to get as much practice as possible. I hope I can get it dialed before the race...I also have to get ready for the KO race...Any suggestions for the Tamyai track?
I know that 4Fun has about the same traction so should I just keep gettitng better there?
Thanks,
Stephen
Also
Spool or no spool for KO?
I thought you said no spool but wasn't sure.
Thanks
05-17-2005, 08:48 PM
#1896
Originally posted by Randy Caster
ok cool, I'll just try to make my own tamiya setup and cross my fingers hoping it works.
ok cool, I'll just try to make my own tamiya setup and cross my fingers hoping it works.
05-18-2005, 12:19 AM
#1898
Originally posted by flysti
ordered my car yesterday, anything i should know when building it? & what was the car like when you first put it on the track?
ordered my car yesterday, anything i should know when building it? & what was the car like when you first put it on the track?
05-18-2005, 07:36 AM
#1901
Originally posted by tones
i think somone mentioned something about modifying (cutting down) the triangular insert that guides the shock shaft earlier.. how did you do this?
any trick to getting it to stay in place after it has been cut down?
i think somone mentioned something about modifying (cutting down) the triangular insert that guides the shock shaft earlier.. how did you do this?
any trick to getting it to stay in place after it has been cut down?
I haven't needed it since I got all the travel and adjusmnet in stock mode.
Stephen <><
05-18-2005, 08:15 AM
#1902
Tech Master
iTrader: (1)
Originally posted by tones
i think somone mentioned something about modifying (cutting down) the triangular insert that guides the shock shaft earlier.. how did you do this?
any trick to getting it to stay in place after it has been cut down?
i think somone mentioned something about modifying (cutting down) the triangular insert that guides the shock shaft earlier.. how did you do this?
any trick to getting it to stay in place after it has been cut down?
05-18-2005, 01:50 PM
#1903
Tech Master
Would a SD ceramic bearing kit fit the BD? If not does anyone make one yet?
