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Old 05-27-2006, 11:41 PM
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Originally Posted by Turtlemaster
well guys, today i switched to the stiffer yok chassis, the white springs, and went from 2.5 rear toe to 2.0 with .05 hubs. amazing, differance in handling. i went from the occasional 10.3 and one time 10.1 to repeated 10.2's and a fast lap of 9.8. i am one happy yok customer/driver.
I'm totally in agreement with you; your car felt uber-dialed today Now I just have to order a new stiff chassis-n-bits...
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Originally Posted by v0rtex
What surface & tires were you running?
pops is correct, chassis is very consistant, tires are, speedmind premounted sorex 36's on all four corners. surface was/is indoor asphalt, a couple small bumps here and there but nothing major, high bite, can be seen here http://www.seattleindoorraceway.com/...rack_info.html

pics show track being built, but scroll down for more pics.

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Old 05-28-2006, 09:11 AM
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Hi,

did you race on rubber tires? Would you mind to share you setup?

I was this weekend at Türkheim for the Euros WarmUp. My car was really dialed after a few packs. I drove my fastest laptime after the rain (14.899). The really fast Xray guys (Groskamp, Wilck, Myrberg,...) drove around 2-4 tenths faster... so... that's ok for me...

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yes rubber tires, sorex 36's premounted by speedmind.

setup

stiff yok chassis, standard top plate. front one way camber link in middle hole on c hub, no spacers under inner camber link, steering link ball studs on bottom of 0 degree steering arms and center plate, ball stud on plate 2nd hole from front. front shocks, 40wt losi oil with 3 hole yok piston mounted middle hole on front arm, 2nd hole from inside on front tower, with yok white springs with pink dot.

direct drive on spur gear. 110 64t spur. rear diff set tight, white springs with yellow dot, R0+2 rear camber block, .05 rear hubs. 50 losi shock oil with 2 hole piston. mounted outer hole on arm and 2nd hole from outside on tower. outter camber link in standard position, no spacer on inner camber link ball stud. using the long ball studs on rear and short in front. gold sway bars front and rear. installed the one piece hinge pin mounts not sure if it was a performance gain or not. no spacers under hinge pin mounts. droop is set with car sitting on board with tires on. ride height of 5.5 mm in rear and 5mm in front and holding the tires down chassis will raise 4 mm in front and rear. i.e. ride height gauge will slip in to the 9mm position when chassis is raised with tires touching board. hope that helps. i know our aphalt and your tarmac is different, so not sure if it will work, but you won't know if you don't try drive with a smile. ritchie

one more note, this is setup i built the car with when changing over to the stiff chassis and white springs i just recieved from yok, i have yet to try and fine tune it.

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Old 05-28-2006, 03:25 PM
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I just moved to Japan and am looking forward to some great racing with my BD. The other day I found a hobby shop and couldn't believe the wall of parts they had for the Yokomo. I then walked over to the shelf and found a Masami edition BD. I can't wait until my car is here and I can go racing. By chance do any of you know some good tracks in Japan? Also, what's the brush of choice and a ball park roll-out for a 23t motor?
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Old 05-28-2006, 04:12 PM
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Originally Posted by kmorast
By chance do any of you know some good tracks in Japan?
Yatabe Arena: www.yatabearena.com (if you can read japanese). Its Yokomo's test track(s) in Japan.

Edit: http://www.yatabearena.com/information/index.html is a better link, still in Japanese though
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Old 05-28-2006, 05:49 PM
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I'm aware of Yatabe Arena and also NRC stadium which is about 20 km south of Yatabe Arena. I wil definately be checking them out next weekend. Any other tracks?
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RC Champ : http://www.rc-champ.co.jp/2005/champ.htm

Quite a few others i'd imagine, http://www.jmrca.com/ might have a listing - I cant read japanese..
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where in the U.S. are you getting thick yok chassis. I would like one for my lcg that I run strickly on carpet
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Someone that knows where we can find yok stiff chassis and masami rear shock tower??
come on guys , i really need a stiff chassis!!
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Originally Posted by Zacharopoulos
Someone that knows where we can find yok stiff chassis and masami rear shock tower??
come on guys , i really need a stiff chassis!!
If you're in the USA, YokomoUSA should be able to help you out.

Hard chassis for BD: BD-002GH
Masami Shock Tower: BD-018MG

Edit: Sorry, I see you're not in the USA. Im not sure of any stores in Europe you could buy from.
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Old 05-29-2006, 02:10 AM
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No i don't live in usa so i need a shop !!! thanks anyway

I don't need a shop only in europe , if you know any shop in us that has any of these please let me know!!!
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Old 05-29-2006, 04:47 AM
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Hi,

click in my signature on "RC CAR World" and send him an email. He will get back to you fast. He doesn't have the parts in the shop at the moment but he can order them for you.

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Old 05-29-2006, 05:03 AM
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I will try it thank you!!!!
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Old 05-29-2006, 06:03 AM
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In my opinion RC-Car-World is the best Online-Store for Yokomo in Europe. Good service, great prices and super fast shipping. I can also recommend this store.
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